Windows 10: How can I get admin perms back on my only account, or get my bitlocker key back

how can I recover my bitlocker key or get admin perms back. on my only account i managed to strip myself of admin perms. I have tried almost everything I know on trying to get the key and or getting perms back, even using PowerShell in recovery mode, using the hidden admin account, but they didn't work. and i tried to get the recovery key from THIS account, because I don't have my old phone number anymore, I cant verify I own this account and get my dang key back. Thx. I tried getting in contact of the new owner of the number, but of course they wont respond because it sounds like a scam. I ca

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Remove account

I suggest you backup your personalized files first before removing the account.
To delete an account, follow these steps:

1. Press WIN + X keys and click Command Prompt (Admin) from the menu.
2. Type the following command and press Enter. Replace test with the name of your sister's account. Code:

 

Bitlocker key can not be found in the microsoft account

After a regular update of Windows my Notebook asked me for the Bitlocker Key although I never activated this. The device is listed in my account but in the list of keys it's not.

Simply doing a reset is definitely not an option, the data is needed.

Every single suggestion for how to find the key is absolutely useless so far.

 

How does BitLocker behave on a PC with multiple admin accounts and multiple non-admin accounts?

I'm thinking of enabling BitLocker on a Windows 10 Version 1709 Pro x64 PC and setting the drives to automatically unlock. The PC currently has:

• 2 Microsoft Accounts (AccountA and AccountB) with admin authority. BitLocker will be enabled using AccountA.
• 2 Microsoft Accounts (AccountB and AccountC) with non-admin authority.
• 1 Local, Non-Microsoft Account (AccountD) with non-admin authority.

Given the above, how will BitLocker behave when the PC is booted up and an account
other than Account A is logged in to? Will the OS request the BitLocker password, or will the BitLocker protected drives automatically unlock? I'm hoping for the latter behavior so as not to degrade the user experience for accounts other than AccountA.

Does anyone know?