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zeuss562017-12-29 03:50:53
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zeuss56, 2017-12-29 03:50:53

How to fix a brick after DiskCryptor?

A laptop. There are three sections on the SSD: C (boot), some other and Recovery.
Encrypted C, it became sys, the second partition became boot.
I started encrypting the HDD, the progress was about 50% (the disk was 25% full) when the battery ran out.
After connecting to the outlet, Recovery booted up and unsuccessfully carried out a system restore, as reported.
Changing the boot order, enabling Legacy BIOS, disabling all Security checks did not help, the system does not start. Again, partition C was successfully encrypted, HDD is not bootable.

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zeuss56, 2017-12-30
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Create a bootable DC flash drive (DC forum). eqioqcocxu1d6huajlugaey1a7w.jpegThen we insert the USB flash drive, start from it, decrypt the system partition (X:\Program Files\dcrypt), start the system.
On the system, I deleted all Recovery partitions through Paragon Partition Manager and expanded the main partition, then encrypted the disk again.
The problem due to which the OS did not start:
DiskCryptor -> Tools -> Bootloader -> Install.

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Artem @Jump, 2017-12-29
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Delete all partitions and restore from backup.

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