Invalid security ID structure 0x80070538 Solved

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Hello everyone, For the first time in my life, I’m begging for help on a forum because I made a mistake..... I have video files that are blocked (or lost....) on my computer: let me explain the problem For a video edit, I moved all my personal GoPro footage to my second hard drive on my PC. However, this folder ended up in a folder named Wpsystem, no big deal, you might say. But when I try to open or move this file, I get the following error: Security ID structure is invalid error code 0x80070538 After 4 hours of searching (literally...) I’ve almost lost all hope, even after calling 3 IT technicians, I haven’t made any progress on my problem My footage is stuck in this folder, and there’s no trace of it left.... even from Premiere Pro it indicates that there’s nothing anymore.... I hope a kind soul will be present among you, and I truly thank you from the bottom of my heart for trying to help me.... Configuration: Windows / Chrome 57.0.2987.110

jeannets · Answer

Hello, It's strange, this error code seems related to the mobile phone running Windows..?? Otherwise, for your files, if they are really there and a Windows security feature is blocking you, my idea would be to fetch them from the disk using a mini system under Linux that doesn't recognize Windows locks.. If your PC is not UEFI nor GPT disk, you can boot your PC with a Live CD under Linux, like Puppy for example. http://distro.ibiblio.org/puppylinux/puppy-slacko-6.3.0/64/slacko64-6.3.0.iso this is the Slacko 64-bit version, it's quite good for a mini system You burn this ISO file to a CD with "CDburnerXP" https://www.commentcamarche.net/telecharger/utilitaires/5693-cdburnerxp/ which allows you to burn in ISO... With this CD placed in your drive, you start the PC which should boot from the CD (otherwise set the BIOS to boot from CD first on "Boot device") you'll arrive at a menu/screen with a desktop showing all your disks presented on it... By clicking once on them, the explorer will show you the contents of the disk... You can plug in a USB drive and copy your recovered files there... I hope so for you.. Here's my suggestion.

Elow · Answer

Hello Thank you very much for your help! For now, I am at the stage where I contacted Windows and someone took control of my computer and launched a tweaking software... once it's finished, if the problem persists, I'll tackle your method. Thank you very much for taking the time to respond to me.

Elow · Answer

Hello Jeannets,I just finished dealing with Windows, which has only been blowing hot air for hours... So I'm going to try your solution, but the only problem is that I don't have a CD drive, so I'll have to find another solution...Thanks for your support.

jeannets · Answer

So, the solution would be to create a USB stick instead of a CD, using "Rufus" You download Rufus https://rufus.akeo.ie/ and by following their instructions, you install your ISO file on it... The USB stick must be empty from the start and in the BIOS, you set your USB stick instead of CD, as the first option in "Boot Device" Are you in UEFI..? What is the model of your PC and also the version of Windows you are using..? It's important for the booting process...

jeannets · Answer

OK, given the PC model, I think it's in UEFI... it's more troublesome to boot than MBR... You need to create your USB stick with Rufus by selecting "Partition scheme" and indicating UEFI GPT and/or MBR or both, but it has to be able to boot in UEFI.... to do this, Rufus takes it from a Windows installation DVD like Vista, Win 7, Win 8, or Win 10 and some Ubuntus... so you need that, and if you don't have a drive, everything is going to get difficult.. However, there is indeed a drive indicated in the technical specifications of this PC.. Anyway, I'm not investigating, I've told you how to proceed.

jeannets · Answer

In my opinion, your USB key should not be in UEFI and it does not boot. It’s a kind of signature that needs to be recognized; otherwise, we go astray. To create this key step by step, you can take inspiration from the description on this site https://lecrabeinfo.net/creer-une-cle-usb-dinstallation-uefi-de-windows-10-8-ou-7.html Except that for you, the ISO file is not Windows (as indicated in the example), but that of Puppy that you downloaded. You might have another PC with a CD/DVD drive... or at a friend's place?? I think it would be simpler and less complicated at the same time.. Because to create your USB key (UEFI), you need a DVD drive to copy the interesting part of a Windows DVD..

jeannets · Answer

OK, good... Thanks for the flowers...! I like to see things through to the end. I’m marking the subject as resolved. See you later!

Invalid security ID structure 0x80070538

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