Windows 10: BITLOCKER KEY: I removed from my LENOVO X270 laptop the faulty RAM and internal keyboard...

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Hi,

I've changed my LENOVO X270 laptop faulty RAM and internal keyboard and now it is asking me for a BitLocker key! I don't have it in my Microsoft/OneDrive, USB, PDF file, or whatsoever as I never set it! Please trust me, even if I had Alzheimer I will remember it!

So, after googling and searching on Microsoft KB, I believe it was triggered by the laptop itself TPM or a BIOS update which I never ever set!


I have contacted Microsoft and Lenovo many times and Lenovo keep just telling me that BitLocker is a Microsoft product and they have nothing to do with it which I am not really convinced, see below and yesterday this is what Microsoft suggested to me:

"Tell Lenovo that you never set up your BitLocker key from your Microsoft account and ask them if they can help you disable the Trusted Platform Module chip on your computer"
A TPM chip is a secure encryption processor designed to perform cryptographic operations.

The integrated circuit includes several mechanisms that can be resistant to tampering, and malware is unable to falsify the security functions of the TPM."


Lenovo just weren't much help and I am sure there is a way to decrypt my disk, a backdoor, or software somewhere to achieve this. I can't lose my data, this means almost death for me.

Can a BIOS downgrade be a solution?

Can someone help me please bypass this screen so I can access my data?



Thanks a lot





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Prompt For Bitlocker Recovery Key For Secondary Internal HDD After Reboot

Have rebooted my laptop (Dell G7) and drive D: (secondary) was not accessible until the Bitlocker Recovery Key was entered.

It appears to be treating this drive as external with a Drive Type of "SDV" and not internal. As in the manage this device section the secondary drive is not listed and only the primary drive C: is listed.

How do make this drive internal?

 

Bitlocker key Lenovo 100S

Hi,

There are several reasons why your PC is getting a blue screen and was asking you to enter your BitLocker recovery key, such as failed attempts to sign in or you've encountered a hardware malfunctions, an unexpected configuration change, or another security
event. Recovery key will be able to secure your device that only an authorized person can unlock your device and restore it. To know more about your issue about BitLocker, we would like to know the following:

• Is your account being managed by an IT administrator?
• Have you tried looking for your BitLocker recovery key? If no, kindly click on this
  link
  for tips on where you can look for it.
  
  
• What troubleshooting steps have you done so far?

We're looking forward to your response.

 

BitLocker Key

There may be a software that triggered the BitLocker in your Windows 10 PC. To assist you better, we suggest that you check these articles for further information:

• Find my BitLocker recovery key.
• BitLocker recovery keys: Frequently asked questions.

• BitLocker

Let us know if you need further assistance.