[Fixed]Bitlocker Keeps Asking for Recovery Key| System Keeps Asking for BitLocker Recovery Key Error

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📌Timestamp
Video Intro 00:00
What Causes BitLocker Recovery Key Messages? 00:30
Method 1: Turn OFF BitLocker Encryption 00:48
Method 2: Turn OFF BitLocker Encryption using CMD 01:07
Method 3: Turn On or Turn Off Secure Boot in BIOS Settings 01:30
Method 4: Disable BitLocker Auto-Unlock Option 01:52
Method 5: Remove Unnecessary External Devices 02:16
Method 6: Update BIOS Settings 02:30
Method 7: Update Windows OS 02:43
Method 8: Reinstall the Problematic Software update 02:59
Bonus Tip: How to Recover Data from BitLocker enabled hard drive in Windows 10/11? 03:31

👉Method 1: Turn OFF BitLocker Encryption

The very first solution to fix BitLocker error message is to Turn off BitLocker Encryption. Search BitLocker in windows search bar and open manage BitLocker. On the next page scroll down and find the BitLocker enabled drive which you want to disable BitLocker. Select that drive and simply click on Turn off BitLocker. That’s it!

👉Method 2: Turn OFF BitLocker Encryption using CMD

Another way to use Turn off BitLocker encryption is to use Command Prompt. Here’s how to do that. Open command prompt as Administrator, On the Command Prompt window, type manage-bde-unlock H: -rp recovery key and then press enter. After that, type manage-bde-protectors-disable H to remove the boot drive's protectors. After the process is complete, Restart your system!

👉Method 3: Turn On or Turn Off Secure Boot in BIOS Settings

The third method is to Turn off or Turn on secure boot from BIOS settings. Simply open BIOS settings using corresponding keys depending on your computer brand. After that Disable or Enable Secure boot. Change the configuration given under secure boot and make sure to save it. Finally Restart your system.

👉Method 4: Disable BitLocker Auto-Unlock Option

The BitLocker auto-unlock option in Windows 10 is enabled every time. This can cause the BitLocker to keep asking for a recovery key. Here’s how to disable it from control panel. Search control panel in start menu and choose BitLocker drive encryption. Find and select BitLocker enabled drive, Then click on the "turn off auto-unlock" option given next to the selected drive.

👉Method 5: Remove Unnecessary External Devices

Sometimes the newly installed hardware creates problems for BitLocker. Before booting the device, make sure to not connect any unnecessary hardware to the computer. If any device connected to computer simply remove it.

👉Method 6: Update BIOS Settings

Due to BIOS settings Update you might facing the BitLocker Password Prompt Screen problem. You can easily update the BIOS System using instructions given on motherboard user manual given along with the computer.

👉Method 7: Update Windows OS

Sometimes updating the Windows outdated windows OS may fix the issue, here’s how to do that. Go to start search bar and type windows update and open it. After that click on “Check for updates” If new update is available then download and install it.

👉Method 8: Reinstall the Problematic Software update

Removing the problematic software updates can also fix the BitLocker screen issue. Open control panel from start menu and navigate to add or remove programs. Find and select the probalmatic newly installed software and click on Uninstall.
Reboot your computer and check if there is any error showing or not. Then you can able to reinstall that software again.

👉Bonus Tip: How to Recover Data from BitLocker enabled hard drive in Windows 10/11?

BitLocker enabled hard drive lost data accidentally? Or it just suddenly corrupted and all the data stored on it can’t be accessed? Don't worry, in this case you can recover your desired files using Tenorshare 4DDiG.
 
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To recover data with 4DDiG, launch the software and select a hard drive location and click Scan to proceed. On the popup window type BitLocker password. Then select the target file type to scan. Now, 4DDiG will start scanning the local hard drive to find the data. After the scanning, you can switch from Tree View to File View to locate files. Finally, select target files and then click Recover to save them to a different partition.

Hopefully, you can able to fix BitLocker recovery key error message.
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