Enable Bitlocker Recovery Password Viewer In Active Directory ((free)) Guide

Ten minutes later, he refreshed the VP’s computer object in AD. Clicked the Attribute Editor. Scrolled down.

But he knew it wasn’t enough. The default AD schema didn’t have the right attributes unless someone had run BitLockerADBackup.vbs or extended the schema with adprep . On a whim, he opened PowerShell as an admin and ran: Ten minutes later, he refreshed the VP’s computer

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. Ten minutes later

The VP’s laptop chimed. The lock screen dissolved. Windows booted. Ten minutes later, he refreshed the VP’s computer