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[blueboy]

If he used the NTFS encryption, I don't think you can recover that besides from having it services at some data recovery center. I actually lost a lot of data when I first tried this feature a few years back. After that, I researched on how the encryption process actually works and from what I've read, it's extremely difficult since it's encrypted by a key that is stored in your account. Once you reformat the PC, it's next to impossible to divine that key thereby making it next to impossible to decrypt your files. Next time, I'd recommend that you just adjust the permissions on your data if you wish to keep other users from tampering with it. Or use a third party program and make sure you back-up your key. :headsetsmiley:

 

 

any info on which data recovery centers are out there, and which ones are good?

[lomex32]

Thanks agentjackbauer

 

Yes indeed. RA 9262 <--- Plinky Recto used this

That damn law expanded the "abuse" word up to 8 Sections.

Section A-E, FGH

 

My lawyer advised me to stay calm and to refrain to any form of contact (not even eye contact)

even if the bitch instigates a clash.

 

The only way to remedy this now is a speedy and sure annulment.

 

Lomex,

 

Just an additional piece of advice. Be careful coz you wife has the law in her favor. If I were your wife's lawyer, I would try to file a case under this new law, the Anti-Violence against Women and their Children Act.  I forgot the Republic Act number but that isnt what's important (I think I previously wrote something about this law here). If your wife manages to get a good lawyer, she can  have a Temporary Protective Order issued against you before you even know it. The TPO may direct you to  (a) provide a cerrtain amount of monetary support for your children ( surrender temporary custody of the children to your wife while the case is pending and © restrain yorself from certain act i.e. contacting the children, wife, seeing them etc. Although the TPO is most likely issued in cases where  violence exists between the "partners" (it applies kasi even to those who are not married), physical violence is not the only kind it covers. Your wife can thus easil allege any kind of abuse, verbal or otherwise, in support of her Petition. This Petition may be filed independently or as an ancillary relief to another suit (such as annulment), civil or criminal. The TPO is effective for a period of 30 days and may be renewed until the issuance of the Permanent Protective Order.

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[fauxhead]

All things being equal, there is no assurance that an annulment is going to be speedy. Neither is it sure. Unless...

 

Thanks agentjackbauer

 

Yes indeed. RA 9262 <--- Plinky Recto used this

That damn law expanded the "abuse" word up to 8 Sections.

Section A-E, FGH

 

My lawyer advised me to stay calm and to refrain to any form of contact (not even eye contact)

  even if the bitch instigates a clash.

 

The only way to remedy this now is a speedy and sure annulment.

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[kanto-terrorist]

ask ko lang guys, kabibili ko lng sa tipid pc ng 256mb PC 133 sdram, dinagdag ko sa existing 128mb ram sa sa pc ko sa bahay, but unfortunately di nya nababasa ung memory ng parehas, lumalabas pa nga na 240mb lang ang memory. whats the problem here?

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ask ko lang guys, kabibili ko lng sa tipid pc ng 256mb PC 133 sdram, dinagdag ko sa existing 128mb ram sa sa pc ko sa bahay, but unfortunately di nya nababasa ung memory ng parehas, lumalabas pa nga na 240mb lang ang memory.  whats the problem here?

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anong speed ng 128MB memory mo? even if PC100 sya dapat gagana pa rin sya, mag lowerdown ng speed yung PC133 to become PC100, shared memory ba yung video card mo? (built-in ba?) na try mo ba yung 256MB lang paganahin mo ok ba? baka kasi may tama yung 256MB na memory. If not baka di compatible sa board mo, anong brand ng board at chipset?

[lomex32]

But things are not equal .....

No assurance indeed but if that is the only way so be it

.... suggestions are welcome

 

All things being equal, there is no assurance that an annulment is going to be speedy. Neither is it sure. Unless...

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[jopoc]

But things are not equal ..... 

No assurance indeed but if that is the only way so be it

.... suggestions are welcome

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dude, since you have a lawyer already, i guess its best that the 2 of you make a good battle plan. listen to him, you are paying for his services, so i suggest that you put your trust in him.

 

as to suggestions, ask him first, if you are unsure if its the right thing to do, maybe we can give you a second opinion

[lomex32]

Thanks dude jopoc

 

Huwag nga daw padalos-dalos ......

 

 

dude, since you have a lawyer already, i guess its best that the 2 of you make a good battle plan. listen to him, you are paying for his services, so i suggest that you put your trust in him.

 

as to suggestions, ask him first, if you are unsure if its the right thing to do, maybe we can give you a second opinion

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[R@v3n]

If he used the NTFS encryption, I don't think you can recover that besides from having it services at some data recovery center. I actually lost a lot of data when I first tried this feature a few years back. After that, I researched on how the encryption process actually works and from what I've read, it's extremely difficult since it's encrypted by a key that is stored in your account. Once you reformat the PC, it's next to impossible to divine that key thereby making it next to impossible to decrypt your files. Next time, I'd recommend that you just adjust the permissions on your data if you wish to keep other users from tampering with it. Or use a third party program and make sure you back-up your key. :headsetsmiley:

any info on which data recovery centers are out there, and which ones are good?

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I don't actually know any recovery centers here in the Philippines. I only heard of them from the US.

[blackwolf]

i completely agree, talk to your lawyer first

[agentjackbauer]

Has your lawyer suggested "facilitating" the annulment?

[gulaman]

ano nakalagay sa marriage contract? andyan ba?

 

check nyo rin sa NSO. especially kung wala kayo kopya ng contract now

 

id appreciate not calling me atty or soon to be. im not comfortable.  baka maudlot. hehe. thanks a lot.

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ayaw ipakita ng asawa yong m. contract... sa palawan kinasal(layo non) kaya d macheck sa local civil registry

NSO d ba birth cert lang yon, anong hahanapin don?

*ok, sir jopoc,

thnks ulit

[thirteen]

I don't actually know any recovery centers here in the Philippines. I only heard of them from the US.

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Most data recovery centers don't do decryption of files. They specialize in recovering data from damaged media (ex. crashed hard disks). Singapore has several services that do data recovery. I also heard about one in the Phil, but I can't remember what company it is. they usually charge per megabyte recovered.

 

here's a link that might help:

http://www.adrc.net/asia/data-recovery-asia.htm

[bonito99]

Civil registries are a bit slow forwarding marriage certificates to the NSO. Follow it up.

[blueboy]

yup, crashed hard disk--dang, it hits you when you least expect it! even having good hdd utilities won't help recover data if your system can't physically detect the hard disk in the first place.

 

such was the case of an architect client of mine who showed up in my li'l shop in the dead of the night a few weeks back, desperate to get his autocad files "backed up" from his hdd that suddenly wouldn't boot. his presentation to a major property developer was all set for the following morning. but murphy got the better of him. all 5 PCs i tried connecting his hdd to simply would'nt recognize its presence.

 

my last resort was to put his hdd in my freezer for half an hour (while i gave him a free lecture on the merits of redundantly backing up project files every time he gets up from the pc--free coz i never found the heart to charge him for unrecovered data), then connect it again to my pc. i'd succeeded with this technique before. i had about 5 mins moving files (using only win 98 explorer's drag & drop) to my healthy hdd before the frozen one died again. didn't have the same luck with this architect though.