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Clear-BitLockerAutoUnlock command locked D: Drive , E: Drive after reboot, how to unlock them ?
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Tanoj Mahishkar
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Reputation point
Clear-BitLockerAutoUnlock and reboot locked the additional drives Example D: , E: ect, they were not locked before running the command, which means the pin was never set to lock the drives.
the requirement was to decrypt all the drives, remove bitlocker pin, so that user does not have to enter pin during system boot, if the additional drives had drives locked or if AutoUnlock Protection was on then the decrypt was not possible to i used the Clear-BitLockerAutoUnlock, however this command locked the drives which were not locked before.
also only the key of c: was backed up to Azure because addition drives didnt had pin before.
How to unlock the additional drives D: , E: etc.