For those who had DOUBT in my Smartware Solution

aena9200 wrote:Actually it was me who laughed a lot when I read you comment here #p134544 . And I cannot see what was wrong with my comment I said I am sure it is doable and it is just a matter of time to know how it works, probably you do not understand english?.
Of course It is up to you to read my comments or not, but I wanted to give you an advice from a more experienced engineer, do not dismiss things out of hand unless you know what you are talking about. Anyway good luck with your late findings.

Open your eyes, and look @ the date stamp , i dono who cannot read ENGLISH here, me or you

PostPosted: July 19th, 2011, 10:06

DO YOU NEED A DIGITAL MICROSCOPE to figure this out my dear. :shock:

all the best

huh?
LOL

Dear Einstein9

Please send me your contact details,,, I have the same problem >> I forget my WD Passport password and I need to contact you to see if you can help
Regards,,,
Muhammad AL Lahham
mallahham@yahoo.com
00966556279278

letio wrote:Dear Einstein9

Please send me your contact details,,, I have the same problem >> I forget my WD Passport password and I need to contact you to see if you can help
Regards,,,
Muhammad AL Lahham
mallahham@yahoo.com
00966556279278

Dear Letio,

It is LIMITED to the Forensic cases ONLY - NO OTHER
if you were one of them, they know very well how to get in touch, Public Clients/Companies Am sorry we do not do.

thank you

the Smartware Bypass Stays in Specific Memory Address and when we execute the Unlock.exe file
it reads from specific sector @ the end, and verifies the contents and brings
back the Password window, where here we are forcing it to read OUR default Password
and it confirms it as YES IT IS CORRECT.

Do you mean to say Unlock.exe reads sector with encryption keys from the back of the drive? So it's actually transfered via USB to Unlock.exe and Unlock.exe decides to open the drive or not?

Hello ^^

my wd passport is locked, and the hard drive ask a password to unlock, but i didn't put a password before, so i don't understand :shock:

never will buy a wd products for the future... :shock:

If someone knows how to repair that please ?

Thanks a lot

Nobody knows please... ? :weep:

Thanks

Hi, I think I came across some info that explained it, and maybe more, but too busy to search for it .

Repair is likely not possible. Data recovery by certain experts maybe.

It probably tricks unlock.exe into mounting the partition. I believe that the partition will still be encrypted therefore worthless. Or maybe I am wrong?

Starling wrote:
the Smartware Bypass Stays in Specific Memory Address and when we execute the Unlock.exe file
it reads from specific sector @ the end, and verifies the contents and brings
back the Password window, where here we are forcing it to read OUR default Password
and it confirms it as YES IT IS CORRECT.

Do you mean to say Unlock.exe reads sector with encryption keys from the back of the drive? So it's actually transfered via USB to Unlock.exe and Unlock.exe decides to open the drive or not?

guru wrote:It probably tricks unlock.exe into mounting the partition. I believe that the partition will still be encrypted therefore worthless. Or maybe I am wrong?

Starling wrote:
the Smartware Bypass Stays in Specific Memory Address and when we execute the Unlock.exe file
it reads from specific sector @ the end, and verifies the contents and brings
back the Password window, where here we are forcing it to read OUR default Password
and it confirms it as YES IT IS CORRECT.

Do you mean to say Unlock.exe reads sector with encryption keys from the back of the drive? So it's actually transfered via USB to Unlock.exe and Unlock.exe decides to open the drive or not?

Yes einstein9's way tricks the smartware unlock.exe software in to reading his known password & then mounts the partition. The partition will then be decrypted as the key is stored in the SA. Like other members here that can bypass the WD Smartware password (including me

), just the method might be different & take longer than einstein9 software method.

Loki

loki wrote:
guru wrote:It probably tricks unlock.exe into mounting the partition. I believe that the partition will still be encrypted therefore worthless. Or maybe I am wrong?

Starling wrote:
the Smartware Bypass Stays in Specific Memory Address and when we execute the Unlock.exe file
it reads from specific sector @ the end, and verifies the contents and brings
back the Password window, where here we are forcing it to read OUR default Password
and it confirms it as YES IT IS CORRECT.

Do you mean to say Unlock.exe reads sector with encryption keys from the back of the drive? So it's actually transfered via USB to Unlock.exe and Unlock.exe decides to open the drive or not?

Yes einstein9's way tricks the smartware unlock.exe software in to reading his known password & then mounts the partition. The partition will then be decrypted as the key is stored in the SA. Like other members here that can bypass the WD Smartware password (including me ), just the method might be different & take longer than einstein9 software method.

Loki

heheh, i used to Attach this as a Signature always: I KNOW I CAN DO IT, ITS JUST THE MATTER OF TIME

very good news Loki really :mrgreen:

and really good luck. :wink:

I am quite sure there is GREAT misunderstood with this: {bypass the WD Smartware password}
Because bypassing "selflocked drive" and locked with real user password is a big difference.

agreed

Please help, I have been trying to unlock My passport Essentials for the last 6 months......

My life is on this drive...
If there is anything that can be done to get this data please pm me or email me at sexy_ladka at yahoo com

Many thanks in advance...

nabiji wrote:Please help, I have been trying to unlock My passport Essentials for the last 6 months......
My life is on this drive...
If there is anything that can be done to get this data please pm me or email me at sexy_ladka at yahoo com

Many thanks in advance...

Did you forget the password if one was ever set up? Or is the drive damaged in a matter that is preventing you from unlocking it?

I forgot the password....

nabiji wrote:I forgot the password....

Nice email, are you female? :roll:

no its my GF email address... :wink:

DR-Kiev wrote:
nabiji wrote:I forgot the password....

Nice email, are you female?

nabiji wrote:no its my GF email address...

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