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Bitlocker encrypts fine but keeps asking for the recovery password every cold boot and most restarts. Pausing/resuming bitlocker only provides a temporary fix. The Elitbook is saying 'secure boot policy has unexpetendly changed' and then askes for the recovery password. Explore a little. Every tablet is different. Click F11 on your tablet layout, or keyboard. This should go to a Recovery page. Click the reset button. If you don't have one like my tablet, click the home button or windows key if you have one. If you don't. I'm not sure, try the power button, I don't know. As I said earlier, explore.
I'm using a laptop with TPM module with BitLocker-encrypted internal HDD, running Windows 7.Recently I've installed a Windows 8 on the external, eSATA drive.Windows 8 detected the Windows 7 and correctly replaced the bootloader with dual-boot option.
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Unfortunately, I'm now forced to enter BitLocker Recovery Key each time I start the computer.The only workaround I've found was to disable TPM module in BIOS, and suspend BitLocker on the Windows 7 drive.
How to accomplish the following configuration:
- Keep the BitLocker running on Windows 7 (internal drive)
- Leave the Windows 8 (external, eSATA drive) completely unencrypted
- Don't be bugged to enter Recovery Key each time during startup
- No matter if the eSATA drive is plugged in, or not
Is it possible?I don't care if TPM is enabled and I just want the Windows 7 drive to be BitLocker-encrypted.
2 Answers
You need to log into Windows 7, suspend Bitlocker (no need to disable your TPM), then reboot your computer into Windows 7 again (and reenable Bitlocker if it doesn't automatically do it). This will 'reset' Bitlocker to understand your new dual-boot configuration. Once you've done this, you should not need to enter your recovery key the next time you boot into Windows 7.
One possible option, I certainly don't know if it is feasible for you or not would be to unencrypt the the Windows 7 partition, then encrypt again.
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I Know, it takes forever and isn't a very attractive option but from what I understand, BitLocker is picky when it comes to user fiddling with disks after the fact.
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The other thing I could suggest in hindsight would have been to disable BitLocker encryption temporarily while you installed Windows 8.
Cross posting here and Windows-Noob
Deploying Windows 7 Enterprise x64 SP1
I have a task sequence that was working prior to updating to 2012 R2 SP1 and was working post SP1 until I changed boot images. From 8.1 ADK 6.3.9600.16384 to Windows 10 ADK 10.0.10586.0.
Now, after applying the OS image, pre-provisioning Bitlocker, and rebooting winload.exe throws an error, 0xc0210000, and says it cannot decrypt the drive/read the decryption key. I made sure that the correct partition is getting encrypted. It's set to the OSDisk variable which is the C: drive of the OS image.
I've tried re-using both the new and old boot images. Both show the same behavior. The task sequence doesn't report a failure just that the OSD is still in progress.
What do I do? Disabling pre-provision and just enabling bitlocker later would add too much time to my image deployment.
Tried creating a new Task Sequence and it is showing the same behavior.
Here's a screenshot of the task sequence in case there is some step I'm missing. I went ahead and disabled bitlocker pre-provisioning and enabling, just so my helpdesk can move forward with imaging. It's mostly a standard MDT task sequence.