Import Bitlocker Key into computer info

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This is handy, people always calling for the Bitlocker key.

 # Identify all the Bitlocker volumes.

$BitlockerVolumers = Get-BitLockerVolume

For each volume, get the RecoveryPassowrd and display it.

$BitlockerVolumers |
ForEach-Object {
$MountPoint = $_.MountPoint
$RecoveryKey = string.RecoveryPassword
if ($RecoveryKey.Length -gt 5) {

Write-Output ServerUtilsSetMachineProperty(@ThisMachine(),BitLocker,$RecoveryKey)

        }        
}
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run it on all your pc’s.

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https://blackhawkmsp.com/crm/knowledge-base/article/bitlocker-code

Are you running this from SH?

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Hello,

I am getting the same error as Drew_Helgeson.

However in CMD I can get the bit locker keys using this. I am just not sure how to import that info into Simple-Help.

CMD: “manage-bde -protectors C: -get”

This is such a great idea! Cant wait to get it working!

Thanks!

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manageg-bde works great from a batch file but the key is on a blank line so I was never able to grab that line. The powershell outputs one line which woorks. Are you on the latest SH version? They made a change to help import data.

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Hey Ryan,

I logged out of SimpleHelp and relogged into it and now it works perfectly. Maybe it was a cache issue or something odd.

As a note to anyone reading this the BitLocker data is saved into Customer Machine Properties. That threw me off for a minute trying to find the info.

Thank you Ryan!

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Glad to help! You should check out my scancircle post. That works awesome too.

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Will do! Every little bit of information helps.

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very new to this product and loving it. Thanks for this.

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This will do it:

$RecoveryKey = manage-bde -protectors C: -get -exclude *.ht
Write-Output ServerUtilsSetMachineProperty(@ThisMachine(),BitLocker,$RecoveryKey)