Hi I'm not sure as to how many of the updates to grab. en-gb_windows_10_enterprise_ltsc_2021_x64_dvd_7fe51fe8.iso I wont be using Defender, Edge or Office. I really hate asking daft questions... But I dislike making unavoidable mistakes.
Updated the 1904x Updates Overview: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...-21h1-2-vb_release.80763/page-16#post-1571109
after using w10ui got 22000.434 / 19044.1466 iso under the VM boot has EFI error. (22000.376 / 19044.1415 works fine.) update: switch BIOS mode works fine. compared 1415 and 1466 all files found .efi files diff. update #2: maybe is VMWare's problem.
I could have sworn that it is disabled, certainly never turned it on. Let me check to see what the status is.
It's auto-enabled on computers with a 10th or newer gen intel CPU. Go look for something called "Device encryption" under Update & Security and disable that crap.
Ahhhhh so its located at 2 different locations, how very Microsoft of them. I checked the other location in 'Updates & Security', it seemed to be partially enabled there so I turned it off.
I don't know how MS thought that enabling this was a good idea. I thought that several of my clients were crazy when they told me that Windows was asking for a password to get to the desktop and they didn't know what it was. I had to wipe-out like 8 machines before I found out what was causing it. Make sure to disable it again if you format your computer at some point, because it will certainly be back lol
I literally just ran into this. This was an 11th gen laptop that had it enabled without the client knowing. A BIOS update bricked their system since the keys were reset. It blows mind that A) the BIOS does not auto-backup the key or B) the BIOS doesn't refuse to update if bitlocker is enabled. Thank god they had a MS account and were able to retrieve the key. Ripped bitlocker right out once back to their desktop.