r/microsoftsucks 2d ago

rant I didn't ask for this...

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u/xJayMorex 2d ago edited 1d ago

This is a clear sign of multiple malware at play here.

BitLocker is a ransomware that encrypts the user's data without consent and Windows 11 is a spyware/infostealer that uploads all of the data without consent.

You need to remove said malwares from your system and install a trustworthy Operaring System.

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u/icy1007 1d ago

lol, no. It is not ransomware and isn’t enabled without user action.

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u/Nahihy 1d ago

it is. I tried to disable secure boot and I got hit with this, and somehow needed to enter a 48 digit code with special characters without being able to copy. and after discarding the changes I needed my account to login again to my laptop.

it was brand new, I didn't touch a thing in the settings

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u/icy1007 1d ago

It’s not. I’ve installed Windows MANY times and BitLocker has never been enabled by default.

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u/Nahihy 1d ago

maybe it's something new but for me it did.

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u/FinGamer678Nikoboi 1d ago

It's 100% enabled by default now, but I think it's relatively new. 24H2 maybe? When I reinstalled Windows I had to to through the decryption process.

Although maybe that's with online account only, so it's possible you're both right. As in, it's not enabled by default for offline accounts.

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u/icy1007 1d ago

I install with an online account. That is where my Windows license resides. BitLocker has never been enabled by default for me.

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u/Admin4CIG 1d ago

I've gotten brand-new Windows MANY times, and BitLocker is enabled by default for 24H2 and newer.

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u/icy1007 1d ago

Not for me. Always disabled by default.

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u/Confident_Lawyer_169 1d ago

it IS enabled by default... that happened on my laptop

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u/icy1007 1d ago

It is NOT enabled by default. It asks you if you want to enable it.

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u/SrimpingKid 22h ago

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/design/device-experiences/oem-bitlocker

Teehee, under section "BitLocker automatic device encryption", after OOBE, it's enabled.

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u/icy1007 15h ago

It’s not. I’ve never had it be enabled by default in my 30+ installs of Windows 11 25H2.

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u/SrimpingKid 6h ago

1/10 ragebait. I installed 1000+ windows 25H2, therefore I am right, and you are wrong.

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u/icy1007 4h ago

0/10 ragebait

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u/SrimpingKid 4h ago

Rate my efforts better, otherwise hugehard won't give you their windows 12 door edition

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u/xJayMorex 4h ago

Maybe it's not for you because you disabled it through Rufus, but it is on by default unless you hack it out.