Enable Bitlocker Recovery Password Viewer In Active Directory ★ [Secure]

He found the setting: Choose how BitLocker-protected operating system drives can be recovered.

That was the real story. Not the code. Not the schema. The silence of a properly configured system. Not the schema

Leo copied it, dialed the VP, and read it out in a flat monotone. He set the second dropdown to Store recovery

He set the second dropdown to Store recovery passwords and key packages . Then, in the field below, he typed a name for the AD container: BitLockerRecovery . in the field below

“Right,” he muttered. “Let’s fix this for good.”

Leo leaned back, the chair squeaking under his weight. He’d heard stories about older domains—ones that had been upgraded from 2008 R2, where the BitLocker AD schema extension was installed but the group policy to automatically store keys was never enabled.

And there it was: msFVE-RecoveryPassword .