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January 27th, 2021 06:00
Bitlock usine ???
Bonjour
A plusieurs reprises, j'ai constaté après un changement de carte mère sur un portable Dell (XPS, Latitude...) qu'au démarrage, le système me demandait la clé de Bitlockage. Tous les PC sont en W10 Pro.
A priori, le disque n'est pas bitlocké. En tout cas aucune intervention utilisateur n'a été faite. Mais TPM est activé dans les BIOS par défaut.
Par défaut, Dell bitlocke les disques ? Un clic droit sur un XPS chez nous me dit aucun bitlockage d'activé mais je ne peux pour l'instant pas valider ou infirmer..
Merci
Tesla1856
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Posted January 27th, 2021 09:00
Hello
On several occasions, after changing the motherboard on a Dell laptop (XPS, Latitude ...), I noticed that when I started up, the system asked me for the Bitlockage key. All PCs are in W10 Pro.
A priori, the disk is not bitlocked. In any case no user intervention was made. But TPM is enabled in BIOS by default.
By default, Dell bitlock disks? A right click on an XPS at home tells me no bitlocking activated but I cannot currently validate or invalidate.
Thank you
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No, they do not.
I think what you are seeing is SecureBoot.
When swapping motherboard, you often have to temporarily disable SecureBoot to allow booting. Then, in the BIOS ... there is often an option to "Restore Default Factory Keys" .
Inside Windows-10, msinfo32 shows the true status of SecureBoot.
You can also "DiskPart clean" the HDD/SSD (remove all partitions) and clean-install Windows-10 from scratch.
Another thing it could be is an issue with new Windows-10 key (burned into motherboard's BIOS) or the fact that it is missing on this new motherboard.
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