Is there any way to, by using the same password(s) on the new phone that were used on the old, recover the data on that card. Now when he inserts the encrypted SD Card into the new phone, it tells him to format it. Having said that, in general I agree with the comment by Polynomial - it will probably be impossible to recover the contents of the SD card. He has since had to have the phone replaced and removed the SD Card prior to returning the defective unit. Unless, of course, the ActiveSync policies are set up to disallowĭoes this make sense? Sorry if it's complicated, but. Other than in internal storage however, user can still choose to saveĪttachment files to "sd card" (which may or may not be external) Having said that, the Email/Exchange application never stores emails Volumes (this is true of the Nexus S and Galaxy Nexus) on theseĭevices, all internal storage is encrypted when device encryption is "encrypt device" requirement and reject the "encrypt sd card" in allĬases (reject = we don't allow the account to be created/synced onĭevice) 2) In the next update to ICS, we will also accept "encrypt sdĬard" if and only if the device is encrypted and it has no removable Soġ) In all current versions of ICS (up to 4.0.3), we accept the Have the ability to encrypt removable storage (i.e. ActiveSync can require that the device and/or sd card beĮncrypted, and we enforce those policies in ICS however, ICS does not The most authoritative source I can seem to find is from a forum post (the author may be a Google Software Engineer:Ġ Marc Blank : The answer here is somewhat Please let me no what I can do without losing my content and it wont show up on my computer or phone because it doesnt have my password in it.There seems to be some debate over whether or not the SD card can be encrypted Android did not support external media encryption when it was introduced, and the current state of that feature seems to vary significantly between the various versions of Android. So all I want to do is be able to retrieve my content on my sd card considering I dont know the password and also remember I cannot access the microsd card via my computer or anything on my phone or computer since the microsd card wont pop up on the phone or laptop unless I input the password. The problem is I dont have that stored in my phone anymore since I restored my phone.
It will then let you access the password through cache. So Then the forums said that if I installed something called Fexplorer. So when I tried to access my microsd card the password saved in cache on the phone was lost since I restored it. I had to restore my phone because of a issue. I set it to be encrypted so I made a decently normal password for it possibly containing letters and numbers. It was as still is in my Motorola Droid Razr.
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