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I feel for you sir.
are in the USA.
the reason I ask is because if you are like me in the UK, I would try to help.
I spent over 35 years getting data from drives. retired now but still have the knowledge and skill.
There is always a way unless a drive is physically damaged.
God Bless
Roy Oh do tell .. yeah I would think so too, I'm sure if Hillary Clinton had password protected files they could get them if they wanted No not in UK, but what do you suggest?
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