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What can i do if i didn’t save bitlocker before bios update

Dankka
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11 minutes ago, Dankka said:

IMG_0853.thumb.jpeg.5ad8665576fa47562bf9b13c72e8964e.jpegHi i updated the bios and after that this message appeared.

I have: asus tuf gaming b550-plus wifi II

and ryzen 5 5600

I also a dont have os in this pc because i just build it.

I didn’t save bitlocker because i was waching the tutorial   How to set up a pc last guide you ever need   form LTT and it didn’t mention that a have to save the bitlocker.

 

Since you just built it and there is no os, you don't need to do anything with bitlocker.

That you setup in windows to encrypt the drive. 

In this case I would hit y.

IMG_0853.thumb.jpeg.5ad8665576fa47562bf9b13c72e8964e.jpegHi i updated the bios and after that this message appeared.

I have: asus tuf gaming b550-plus wifi II

and ryzen 5 5600

I also a dont have os in this pc because i just build it.

I didn’t save bitlocker because i was waching the tutorial   How to set up a pc last guide you ever need   form LTT and it didn’t mention that a have to save the bitlocker.

 

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11 minutes ago, Dankka said:

IMG_0853.thumb.jpeg.5ad8665576fa47562bf9b13c72e8964e.jpegHi i updated the bios and after that this message appeared.

I have: asus tuf gaming b550-plus wifi II

and ryzen 5 5600

I also a dont have os in this pc because i just build it.

I didn’t save bitlocker because i was waching the tutorial   How to set up a pc last guide you ever need   form LTT and it didn’t mention that a have to save the bitlocker.

 

Since you just built it and there is no os, you don't need to do anything with bitlocker.

That you setup in windows to encrypt the drive. 

In this case I would hit y.

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25 minutes ago, Dankka said:

I also a dont have os in this pc because i just build it.

In that case it's a non-concern. Bitlocker is full drive encryption built into Windows. If you enable it and encrypt your whole drive, losing your keys would mean all of your data is gone, unless you have a backup or you have recovery keys. But as long as you don't use Bitlocker, this is not a concern (you should still backup your data, because dataloss can occur for other reasons too)

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Ok, thanks for the help.

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