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You might have a corruption if anything at all happened to interrupt the process which can take a VERY long time. If you are unable to get back up and running without powering off you might try an FDR as it is the only way to get back to normal. I suspect either an interruption or other cause created corruption and as a safety measure the phone is reacting as such.
Enable/Disable Phone Storage Encryption HTC One M9 | Verizon Wireless
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You might have a corruption if anything at all happened to interrupt the process which can take a VERY long time. If you are unable to get back up and running without powering off you might try an FDR as it is the only way to get back to normal. I suspect either an interruption or other cause created corruption and as a safety measure the phone is reacting as such.
Enable/Disable Phone Storage Encryption HTC One M9 | Verizon Wireless
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Thanks ,on the phone with HTC now and that's the way it's looking.
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Glad we got that worked out.