.mp3.asd files

I was using an external to store all my music and after the newest itunes update my entire library disappeared. The files are still on my hard drive but now they are all .mp3.asd files and wont open or play at all. I'm very upset. Years and years of compiling music and these asd files are just taunting me. Any suggestions?

Yes, a .rem file is a file that's been encrypted by the Blackberry when the user has turned encryption on. It can't show up on it's own. Removing the extension won't do anything. BBOS encryption settings are located in Options>Security>Encryption.
Are these files on your media card? If so, and the mode originally used to protect the media card was "Device Password," the media card files will be accessible in any BlackBerry if you know the password that was used to encrypt the card. Take out the card and put it back in (or restart the Blackberry) to see if a prompt appears to enter the password originally used to encrypt the card. If the card files were originally encrypted using either of the other two modes ("Device Key" or "Device Passsword & Device Key"), the files will only be accessible in the Blackberry that they were encrypted in ... so long as that Blackberry has not been subjected to a security wipe. If the card was encrypted using the "Device Password" mode, and you don't know the password, a company called Elcomsoft makes software that can be used to brute force the media card and obtain the password. If the BlackBerry that was used to encrypt the card has undergone a security wipe, and the card was encrypted using one of the modes that uses a Device Key, the only way I can think of that might give access to the encrypted files involves a backup you made when the card was in use with those settings. I haven't tried this, but I would think if you loaded a backup from the time the card was encrypted with those settings and remembered the password in use at that time, you might actually get access to the files, as the backup has the content protection keys, etc. to make it all work.

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