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johnrich
Explorer
‎2023-09-06 05:06 AM

Re-enable blade

Hello, I have decrypted the hard disk of one laptop using "UseRec.exe" Full Disk Encryption Volume Recovery Utility.

Now, after the decryption, Windows boot correctly but I have the FDE blade disabled.

How I can re-enable this blade adn try to re-encrypt again the hard disk?

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the_rock
Legend
Legend
‎2023-09-06 12:16 PM

I would check with TAC, just to be sure. Its bit odd, as it shows installed, but inactive.

Andy

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PhoneBoy
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Admin
‎2023-09-06 05:13 PM

My guess is to "disable" the blade on the relevant endpoint and re-enable it.
I believe this is done by putting the device in a group where this blade is disabled.

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