Thanks, i saw that article before...it didnt help me..i've seen a lot of articles like that, many of them involve doing something on console or management server which in our case we dont have access, its just the machines with the problem, if we dont figure out how to do it we're gonna have to format the machines and we're trying to avoid that because there are so many machines with that version.
And there's another problem which is harmony extension keeping the users from downloading files.
What i would like to do is to use sysinternals to access some specific registry keys with the authotity nt\system account and change some values to disable encryption but i dont know what is the correct registry key or file.
One of our colleagues tried to uninstall checkpoint using a third party uninstaller and crashed the system (good thing it wasnt an end user machine haha), so i'm being very careful about it.
Interesting thing is that initially i thought the problem was the service fde_srv.exe that was always running. So i booted windows on safe mode but even though none of the cp services was running i got the same error.
So i think the problem is this "encryption active" that the error message says. I'm trying to figure out what that means.
