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Digital Veri Kurtarma

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Apr 9, 2026, 8:37:39 AM (10 days ago) Apr 9
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I have met same issue at least 5 customers, at least 20 phone call that I have rejected to analyse in two years. Win11 making this trouble, after update or some hardware changing or sudden power loss issues etc.  I dont find any solution . 


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Philip Shaw <shawcomput...@gmail.com>: Apr 08 04:58PM -0400

Good afternoon. I just got a call from a potential customer who has a Dell
Optiplex 3050 that is set up as an imaging server. They had a power surge
and it took out the power supply. They replaced the power supply and now it
asks for a Bitlocker key. They have no clue what the key is and neither
does the company that set it up. I told her where to look in her Microsoft
account and the key is nowhere to be found. Since it is the original drive
in the original computer is there any way to get the computer to recognize
the Bitlocker key? Any other suggestions?
 
Thanks.
RecuperoDati299 <recuper...@gmail.com>: Apr 08 11:16PM +0200

Or someone chosen and setup a password
or it is a transparent bitlocker pre activation
 
I bet someone entered a password without paying enough attention
 
otherwise it is linked with a Microsoft/Outlook/MSN account and it is matter of searching in the correct one.
 
Obviously it can also be linked to the self hardware so first of all this should be managed on the original computer
 
Only a really low percentage of possibilities is that this is what said above. You can discover that only pluggin' the drive to the DE.
 
If it asks you just an unlock confirmation, it is the first stage of the encryption
 
if it prompts for the three options (password, key and I right now I forget the third one) you'll have the confirmation that despite what the customer says, he/she/they had entered a password or the login is linked to a Microsoft account
 
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RecuperoDati299

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Apr 9, 2026, 10:01:08 AM (10 days ago) Apr 9
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I'm wondering when a massive worldwide class action will begin against Microsoft

with an update they started the Bitlocker on all the windows 10 except home edition WITHOUT ASKING ANY USER CONSENT

hundreds million computers are encrypted with owners totally unaware that they have bitlocker ON
they don't know they can turn it OFF
and if they don't have a Microsoft account, they don't know they must AUTONOMOUSLY backup the recovery keys

windows 11 starts immediately since the first boot with bitlocker ON

and again people is not ASKED for any consent and without any kind of hint that suggests to make a backup of the keys

mainly, though, is wrong the principle:
- you (Microsoft) don't encrypt my drive if I don't ask for that

I bet huge consequences would hit Microsoft if someone one day will start a class action for this arrogant behavior from the Microsoft side

wayne horner

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Apr 9, 2026, 10:46:59 AM (10 days ago) Apr 9
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Years ago I imaged a surface and found a bit locked drive. The customer denied locking and was unaware of the key. We eventually figured out the key was in her MS account. She didn't want need or use the MS account . I searched the MS support forum and found discussions going back more than 6 months where the official MS techs insisted that MS would not suddenly silently encrypt users drives. Finally someone was able to prove that that is exactly what they were doing that some update that Microsoft pushed out had enabled BitLocker on all of these customer drives without properly informing or asking. This is all part of Microsoft's push to force everyone into their ecosystem. Push everyone to get a Microsoft email account of some kind whether they want it or not.

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