RSA public key encrypts ASCII value to 0, how to decrypt?

RSA encryption is limited to encrypting positive numbers in the range 1 to (p*q)-1, which are not multiples of p or q. In practical applications, p*q will generally be much bigger than the largest message to be encrypted, and messages will be padded with random bits to fill up the range 1 to (p*q)-1. While it's theoretically possible that the random padding chosen for a message might cause it to be a multiple of p or q, in practice the only way that can happen is if there is something severely wrong with the random number generator.

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