If only it were that easy.. I actually haven't been able to get on my old computer (hardware issue, but I think I can cannibalize my new system for the part).

I did save my whole old GnuPG folder when I backed up stuff, though I don't think I have the proper keys to import into GPA.

I have something I named gribble.text.asc

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA1

6bdd886ca849a2d3bf89a7dd8144a576e79681f035f7117b80c7563d5490cc3e
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
Version: GnuPG v2.0.14 (MingW32)

iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJNdBEnAAoJEG/LOIxigb2weewH/jKyTg3JcJNZS0GCRNGsKOAd
+ChProQS/Hx5kINZjWOnVfft92VZi7UfMH3MS88zN4p5ynEw8m5EjJBUju0s10yC
gW889PhOqFScZFsMEJPR5tm1T5BEdB4VjwlazQRb2OZlMWbmDsmZkZqenOqtTGbf
VJACYeMjsbfy4HwBQ+9PGgqw+xANucMQkrzpugHUIeLHUjxXP1bXrhYE2fJg9Omh
RrqIkUrJR1pYN01LOCCJnQys/bXWXOEvi/ew2KXUN3C1kcgiMWNZdGk7MAVRKwFK
LeF+KHwFbuAPd6D8zOpGi6aN7NN1ryuhlKvuIBbV4LR17raLO5G4gkyff2+W54A=
=HkiD
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

Is this worth anything to recovering a key? I think all I have is this and a text file of similar. This is some sort of clearsign of a response code gribble gives and nothing useful?