Thank you so much so much. I don't know how to thank you. I suffered for 7 days with my laptop then today I was able to open it after watching your video
Hi there, thank you for your question! Sometimes BitLocker may lock a drive due to various reasons so I would recommend going to control panel and look for BitLocker Drive Encryption settings then check if you can unlock the drive from there if that doesn't solve the issue trying running this command in CMD "manage-bde -unlock D: -rp " hopefully that solves your issue.
Interesting. All I could get was the blue screen for the code until I hit CTRL/ALT/DELETE and then it gave me the option to go to the black/white Command screen. Then I entered what you said: manage-bde -protectors C: -get and it gave me everything but the bitlocker key code that it supposes to be in 8 groups of 6 numerals.
Hi there, thank you for your question. If you're unable to retrieve the BitLocker recovery key using the command manage-bde -protectors C: -get, and it's not displaying the 48-digit numerical key, it might indicate a limitation in accessing the recovery key using this particular method. Here are some alternative methods you can try to retrieve the BitLocker recovery key: Method 1: Check for Microsoft Account Recovery Key Sign in to your Microsoft Account: If your BitLocker-protected device is connected to a Microsoft Account, sign in to that account. Go to the BitLocker Recovery Keys Page: Visit the BitLocker Recovery Keys page on the Microsoft account website: Microsoft BitLocker Recovery Keys. Find your Device: Locate the device for which you need the recovery key. Retrieve the Key: Retrieve the recovery key associated with your device. Method 2: Check Active Directory (For Enterprise Environments) If your computer is connected to a domain: Contact your system administrator or IT support. They can check the Active Directory for the recovery key associated with your device.
I have a data disk (not boot disk) that is BL encrypted and I do not have the password that printed when the drive was encrypted. I ran manage-bde -protectors D: -get It displayed Password and Numerical Password but not the 48 digit password required to unlock the drive. I tried that for drive E as well but got the same result.
Hi there, thank you for your question! Try alternative methods to retrieve it: check your Microsoft account for stored keys, explore Active Directory or Azure Active Directory if applicable, search for any saved text files or printed recovery keys, utilize the BitLocker Repair Tool provided by Microsoft, and if all else fails, consider contacting Microsoft Support for further assistance.
Hi there, thank you for your question! To retrieve your BitLocker recovery key, you can go to the Microsoft BitLocker Recovery Keys webpage, sign in to your Microsoft account, locate the device that you need the recovery key for, enter the recovery key ID obtained from the Command Prompt, and click on the "Get Key" button. If you are unable to retrieve the key using this method, you may need to contact your device manufacturer or administrator for further assistance.
Another dumb video. The computer is locked out so there is no sense telling people to go anywhre . The computer is locked at the recovery screen and it is an UNUSABLE computer. DO YOU COMPREHEND THIS ??????????????????????????????????
@@RecoveritDataRecoverySoftware what he means is, if you have lost your recovery-key for your main OS-Drive and you dont have any backups on the Domain or whereever, you are Danzo :)
My laptop have window in HDD now I add SSD installed win in SSD then HDD have bitlocker I can’t open My big data’s is there. How can I open HDD old windows is not loading I need open HDD bit locker pls help me
Hi there, thank you for your question. It seems like you're facing an issue accessing data on a BitLocker-protected HDD after installing Windows on an SSD. Here are the general steps you can follow to unlock the BitLocker-encrypted drive: Ensure BitLocker is supported: Make sure that the version of Windows you installed on the SSD supports BitLocker. BitLocker is available in certain editions of Windows, such as Pro and Enterprise. Connect the HDD: Ensure that the HDD is properly connected to your system. Unlocking BitLocker: Open File Explorer. Locate the BitLocker-protected drive. You should see a prompt to enter the BitLocker password or recovery key. Enter the required information.
Idk why my gf's laptop is randomly doing this, its never happend on my PC. Saying locked out enter key, I really dont want to re enter that long ass key for no reason every other time it boots. Ill look if i can uninstall it next time I see it.
Hi there, thank you for your question. It seems like your girlfriend's laptop is experiencing an issue with a software or a feature that requires a "key" for access. Here are a few steps you can try to resolve the issue: 1. Identify the software or feature causing the issue. Check if there's any recently installed software or if the issue started after a particular update. 2. If it's a third-party software causing the problem, you can try uninstalling it and see if the issue persists. You can do this by going to Control Panel > Programs and Features, then find the software and uninstall it. 3. If it's a built-in feature, try disabling it temporarily to see if the problem goes away. This can usually be done through the settings menu of the feature.
Hi there, thank you for your question! Open up command prompt and type the following command: manage-bde -protectors -disable C: This should disable Bitlocker temporarily allowing you to access your drive.
I think i've got the same problem, my complete windows drive is locked and have no key because it's on it.. and Windows wont start. If i plug in the drive on another computer it asks for bitlocker key, but i haven't. so yess it is the end of the world😭 and if you set up a crack tool for the 48 digit code, i will be dead on the moment it's cracked.
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Thank you so much so much. I don't know how to thank you. I suffered for 7 days with my laptop then today I was able to open it after watching your video
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@@RecoveritDataRecoverySoftware none of it worked 😭
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whats the recovery key id for
Hi
I'm having trouble logging in bitlocker drive encryption
As shown in the picture
The message that appears is:the specified service does not exist as an installed service
Hi what if after the last option on cmd, it show :
Volume C: [Label Unknown]
All Key Protectors
Thanks man
Hi there, thank you for your question! Sometimes BitLocker may lock a drive due to various reasons so I would recommend going to control panel and look for BitLocker Drive Encryption settings then check if you can unlock the drive from there if that doesn't solve the issue trying running this command in CMD "manage-bde -unlock D: -rp " hopefully that solves your issue.
the last par why mine only shows the numerical password and the password itself doesnt?
use that numerical password
Interesting. All I could get was the blue screen for the code until I hit CTRL/ALT/DELETE and then it gave me the option to go to the black/white Command screen. Then I entered what you said: manage-bde -protectors C: -get and it gave me everything but the bitlocker key code that it supposes to be in 8 groups of 6 numerals.
Hi there, thank you for your question. If you're unable to retrieve the BitLocker recovery key using the command manage-bde -protectors C: -get, and it's not displaying the 48-digit numerical key, it might indicate a limitation in accessing the recovery key using this particular method.
Here are some alternative methods you can try to retrieve the BitLocker recovery key:
Method 1: Check for Microsoft Account Recovery Key
Sign in to your Microsoft Account:
If your BitLocker-protected device is connected to a Microsoft Account, sign in to that account.
Go to the BitLocker Recovery Keys Page:
Visit the BitLocker Recovery Keys page on the Microsoft account website: Microsoft BitLocker Recovery Keys.
Find your Device:
Locate the device for which you need the recovery key.
Retrieve the Key:
Retrieve the recovery key associated with your device.
Method 2: Check Active Directory (For Enterprise Environments)
If your computer is connected to a domain:
Contact your system administrator or IT support.
They can check the Active Directory for the recovery key associated with your device.
How to get to this screen shown on 3:08
The computer is a part of company domain and is available in Active Directory
Hi there,
Could you please elaborate on your question? We're glad to help.
I have a data disk (not boot disk) that is BL encrypted and I do not have the password that printed when the drive was encrypted. I ran manage-bde -protectors D: -get It displayed Password and Numerical Password but not the 48 digit password required to unlock the drive. I tried that for drive E as well but got the same result.
Hi there, thank you for your question! Try alternative methods to retrieve it: check your Microsoft account for stored keys, explore Active Directory or Azure Active Directory if applicable, search for any saved text files or printed recovery keys, utilize the BitLocker Repair Tool provided by Microsoft, and if all else fails, consider contacting Microsoft Support for further assistance.
I tried the last method (cmd prompt). I can see my recovery key ID but not the recovery key. Can you help me out ?
Hi there, thank you for your question! To retrieve your BitLocker recovery key, you can go to the Microsoft BitLocker Recovery Keys webpage, sign in to your Microsoft account, locate the device that you need the recovery key for, enter the recovery key ID obtained from the Command Prompt, and click on the "Get Key" button. If you are unable to retrieve the key using this method, you may need to contact your device manufacturer or administrator for further assistance.
@@RecoveritDataRecoverySoftware this one worked for me
Can we recover removed keys in microsoft bitlocker keys??@@RecoveritDataRecoverySoftware
Another dumb video. The computer is locked out so there is no sense telling people to go anywhre . The computer is locked at the recovery screen and it is an UNUSABLE computer. DO YOU COMPREHEND THIS ??????????????????????????????????
Hi there,
Could you please elaborate on your question? We're glad to help.
@@RecoveritDataRecoverySoftware what he means is, if you have lost your recovery-key for your main OS-Drive and you dont have any backups on the Domain or whereever, you are Danzo :)
My laptop have window in HDD now I add SSD installed win in SSD then HDD have bitlocker I can’t open My big data’s is there. How can I open HDD old windows is not loading I need open HDD bit locker pls help me
Hi there, thank you for your question. It seems like you're facing an issue accessing data on a BitLocker-protected HDD after installing Windows on an SSD. Here are the general steps you can follow to unlock the BitLocker-encrypted drive:
Ensure BitLocker is supported:
Make sure that the version of Windows you installed on the SSD supports BitLocker. BitLocker is available in certain editions of Windows, such as Pro and Enterprise.
Connect the HDD:
Ensure that the HDD is properly connected to your system.
Unlocking BitLocker:
Open File Explorer.
Locate the BitLocker-protected drive.
You should see a prompt to enter the BitLocker password or recovery key. Enter the required information.
Idk why my gf's laptop is randomly doing this, its never happend on my PC. Saying locked out enter key, I really dont want to re enter that long ass key for no reason every other time it boots. Ill look if i can uninstall it next time I see it.
Hi there, thank you for your question. It seems like your girlfriend's laptop is experiencing an issue with a software or a feature that requires a "key" for access. Here are a few steps you can try to resolve the issue:
1. Identify the software or feature causing the issue. Check if there's any recently installed software or if the issue started after a particular update.
2. If it's a third-party software causing the problem, you can try uninstalling it and see if the issue persists. You can do this by going to Control Panel > Programs and Features, then find the software and uninstall it.
3. If it's a built-in feature, try disabling it temporarily to see if the problem goes away. This can usually be done through the settings menu of the feature.
Sir how bypass bitlocker without recovery key plz help sir 😢
Hi there, thank you for your question! Open up command prompt and type the following command: manage-bde -protectors -disable C: This should disable Bitlocker temporarily allowing you to access your drive.
The drive is LOCKED 😂. Your advice does not work.
Hi there,
Could you please elaborate on your question? We're glad to help.
I think i've got the same problem, my complete windows drive is locked and have no key because it's on it.. and Windows wont start. If i plug in the drive on another computer it asks for bitlocker key, but i haven't. so yess it is the end of the world😭 and if you set up a crack tool for the 48 digit code, i will be dead on the moment it's cracked.