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Enter select disk g at the prompt (g is the disk number of the encrypted SD card). Type list disk to display all of the hard drives installed in the system. Type diskpart, then press the Enter key to bring up DiskPart. Profess the Enter key to open Command Prompt. Press Windows+R keys and type "cmd" in the Run box. Then follow the quick guide here to decrypt and format the SD card to normally again:

I'm going to do some digging around also and will post any finds for others to view.Remove your encrypted SD card from your Android phone or other devices, and connect it to PC. I am going to contact blackberry on monday to see if they know of anything, but in the mean time if someone knows what software I could use to access he files, I and a lot of others here would appreciate the information. Obviously this will need to be done with 3rd party software, as I dont think anything on the device will do this. Again I have important data on the card, so I can not reformat it to have the card paired to the new device. So now the question I and a lot of others on these forums have is now do we decrypt the files on the card. I contacted the best buy to see if they still had my old phone, which they did not. I didnt know the encryption was set on the first device and now my data isnt accessable on the new one (an 8310 curve from ATT).

My first curve was physically damaged and was replaced. Please place the media card in the original device to access the content." "A media card has been inserted that contains encrypted content which will be unaccessible by this device. Ok I have seen many people ask this question, and aside from the generic "reformat you sd card responce" I have not found any solutions to the following problem: