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You already know the answer. Did you think we have a hack key we will share?how to recover the password or remove it from the document
Maybe, bro ^^ Thank you.You already know the answer. Did you think we have a hack key we will share?
When create file, I choose Encrypt document so I have no change to recover. Thank you.If you set the password while the file was managed by Drive then you maybe able to rollback to an unprotected version. It would depend on how far back your versions go.
Also you might recover an unprotected version from your Hyper Backup vault.
You’d lose any newer changes in the file.
Thanks Fred, it's my fault.Sorry to hear that. It's a lesson that can be hard-learnt and why I've used a password manager since PalmOS days.
I know it's possible to remove sheet and workbook password protections from within Excel (xlsx) files but I've not looked to remove file level/opening protection.
You never know, you might get a flash of light and the password comes back No point in deleting the file.
I've test with Synology Office file that was encrypted. If you have the normal file with version history, you encrypted it, version history gone, so you have no chance to restore it to previous state.If you set the password while the file was managed by Drive then you maybe able to rollback to an unprotected version. It would depend on how far back your versions go.
Also you might recover an unprotected version from your Hyper Backup vault.
You’d lose any newer changes in the file.
Ah, but worth knowing and makes some sense. But would likely leave HB vault having a recoverable backup, if file was created without encryption and also backed up some times.I've test with Synology Office file that was encrypted. If you have the normal file with version history, you encrypted it, version history gone, so you have no chance to restore it to previous state.
Nice advice Fred, thank you!Ah, but worth knowing and makes some sense. But would likely leave HB vault having a recoverable backup, if file was created without encryption and also backed up some times.
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