It works similarly to the ADUC tab but is dedicated solely to BitLocker recovery.
# Define the computer name and retrieve the computer object $computerName = "ComputerName" $computerObject = Get-ADComputer -Identity $computerName recover bitlocker key from active directory
Before you can recover a BitLocker key, the following must be true: It works similarly to the ADUC tab but
BitLocker is a full disk encryption feature included with Windows that protects data by encrypting the entire drive. The BitLocker key is used to unlock the drive and access the encrypted data. In an Active Directory (AD) environment, BitLocker keys can be stored in AD for recovery purposes. In this article, we will discuss how to recover a BitLocker key from Active Directory. In an Active Directory (AD) environment, BitLocker keys
The msFVE-RecoveryPassword attribute contains the 48-digit numeric recovery key.
PowerShell is faster for finding keys across many computers or when you don’t want to use the GUI.
