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  • Guest
    Guest replied
    Thanks Grim that makes sense, I know its nothing I did I'm so careful .

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  • Grimsqueaker
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    Bitlocker is a drive encryption technology provided by Microsoft on Pro versions (and higher) of windows and is intended to prevent unauthorised access to your files.
    If you, or anyone else, attempts to access your PC by booting from a USB stick, CD-ROM, floppy, etc, they will not be able to access your drive without the key assosciated with that encryption.
    This also applies if they remove the drive to access it on another machine

    Bitlocker applies to ALL users of the machine, but only Admins can enable, modify or disable it, hence why none of our users at work are allowed admin access to their laptops.

    I suspect the original issue here was due to a HDD issue causing the machine to crash, then on reboot hitting an event which prompted for the bitlocker key, ie: doing its job as intended.

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  • Guest
    Guest replied
    Originally posted by Anne in Carlisle View Post
    Wow, who knew? Looks as if you are automatically signed into it if you are the administrator.
    Anne
    I really dont know how I did it?

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  • Guest
    Guest replied
    It was on a Dell Desktop Galloway.
    I really cannot see what I did, I am so careful to check if I click on the wrong thing.
    Anyway Tom bought me a new Desktop, as I couldn't wait, and I had a new hard drive installed on an old Laptop in perfect condition ,and that broken Desktop.

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  • GallowayLass
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    I hadn’t been aware of it either. My old HP laptop will not run Win11. Is this Bitlocker a thing on Win10 too,

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  • Anne in Carlisle
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    Wow, who knew? Looks as if you are automatically signed into it if you are the administrator.
    Anne

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  • Guest
    Guest replied
    here you go, wish I'd seen this sooner, could have sorted it myself.

    Learn different ways to locate your BitLocker recovery key in Windows, and learn about how BitLocker might have been activated on your system.

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  • Anne in Carlisle
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    Well, yes! That's the picture I had in my head.

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  • GallowayLass
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    Originally posted by Anne in Carlisle View Post
    So have they fixed it? I've never heard of a bitlocker!
    Anne
    A box to keep your bitcoin in maybe?

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  • Anne in Carlisle
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    So have they fixed it? I've never heard of a bitlocker!
    Anne

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  • Guest
    Guest replied
    Had somebody look at it ,and seems somehow the bitlocker was locked? I cannot see how that could happen, can anybody explain.

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  • Guest
    Guest replied
    not had it that long either, still now have windows 11, hope I can understand it.

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  • cbcarolyn
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    Did sound iffy, have to say

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  • Guest
    Guest replied
    gave in and bought a new pc , am sure its the graphics card so am going to get somebody to look at it.

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  • Guest
    Guest started a topic Buzzing noise then black screen

    Buzzing noise then black screen

    When say watching youtube, all of a sudden get this noise then screen goes black, yet can still hear the sound.
    Any ideas what to do about it? been getting worse and worse.
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