If you need to automate deployment of the tool inside a large network, you might want to use this feature. The tool can also be executed silently via a command line. We do not encourage you to do this, unless you have double-checked that your files can be opened safely and none of the decrypted files are damaged. To get rid of your encrypted files after decryption, just search for files matching the extension and remove them in bulk. You can also find a log describing the decryption process, in %temp%\BDRemovalTool folder: If you encounter any issues, please contact us at you checked the backup option, you will see both the encrypted and decrypted files. Users may also check the “Overwrite existing clean files” option under “Advanced options” so the tool will overwrite possible clean files present with their decrypted equivalent.Īt the end of this step, your files should have been decrypted. It is essential that this folder only contain a pair of original and encrypted files and both files should be at least 15 kb in size. The “test folder” must contain a pair of original/encrypted files, which will be used to determine the decryption key.
We strongly recommend you also select “Backup files” before starting the decryption process, in case anything occurs while decrypting.
Step 3: Agree to the End User License Agreement Step 2: Double-click the file (previously saved as BDParadiseDecryptor.exe ) and allow it to run by clicking Yes in the UAC prompt. Note: This tool does not require an active internet connection.
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