[req] How to recover encrypted file in Windows XP?

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1) I have 2 partition on my hard disk: C:, D:.
2) I have stored my documents on D: and encrypted them using Windows XP "encrypt file to secure data" check box.\
3) But because of some problems in my Windows XP, I decided to install a new Windows XP on my C: partition, so i formatted C: and installed a new Windows XP on my PC.
4) but now i have not access on my encryted files on D: partition.

I know the previuos username/password of lost Windows XP, is there any way to recover my encrypted files?

100 points for who help me to recover my encrypted files!!!
 

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I have read many articles and talked to some data recovery experts about this problem. Sorrily my data is lost for ever!!!

The EFS (Encrypting File System) uses a private key to decrypt encrypted files. To decrypt these file, i MUST have the private key.
Windows XP allows the user to take a backup from EFS key information and user can store these information i a removable media (USB memory, Floppy disk, CD, ...). It is highly recommended that create a backup of your key when you use EFS.
If the user account or Windows installation is deleted, the key information could not be recovered. There is no way to recover key information after format.
 

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