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Category Archives: MBAM
Why does the Bitlocker recovery key not end up in the MBAM 2.5 SP1 database when using XTS encryption
Introduction If you are using my Windows 10 UEFI FrontEnd HTA to encrypt UEFI devices when installing Windows 10, and if you are using the MBAM 2.5 SP1 hotfix 2 to enable support for XTS-AES encryption, then you might have … Continue reading
Posted in BitLocker, MBAM 2.5 SP1, UEFI
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Introducing the Windows 10 UEFI BitLocker Frontend for System Center Configuration Manager (Current Branch)
Introduction At MMS in Minnesota today I demonstrated the latest version of the windows-noob frontend which has been customized with the color and branding for MMS. This time it has evolved to support System Center Configuration Manager (Current Branch) version … Continue reading