Do not save encrypted pages to disk registry

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#Do not save encrypted pages to disk registry windows#

My first question is to ask whether BitLocker is actually enabled, and whether it was enabled at the time the backup created using ATI 2017 was made? If you backup was created from within Windows using ATI then the actual backup image is not encrypted by BitLocker so should be able to be restored to a non-encrypted target drive.

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The above sentence suggests you are starting recovery from within Windows which is not recommended - the Acronis Rescue Media should be used for any OS recovery but as Ian has mentioned, you need to be able to unlock any BitLocker protected drives as the ATI rescue media or restart offline environment do not have any support for BitLocker. I am getting the message: 'Unable to continue the operation that requires a reboot, because a volume encrypted with BitLocker has been detected. Paul, please consider editing your original post for this topic and removing your Gmail address to avoid it being picked up by Spam bots etc given this is a public forum. Other MVPs are more knowledgable of the issues with Bitlocker encrypted drives and they will hopefully respond, If the backup was made with the recovery media then it would be encrypted with Bitlocker unless it was unlocked first. The following is my understanding of what happens but I cannot vouch for the accuracy!В If the backup was made from within Windows when the drive is unlocked the backup is not encrypted with Bitlocker, it would be encrypted by ATI 2017. Unfortunately some versions of the recovery media cannot recover data even when the command to unlock the drive is executed - it still says the drive is encrypted. However, it is (as I understand it) possible to recover the data using the MVP Tool - CUSTOM ATI WINPE BUILDER. On the other hand, backups encrypted using the Acronis True Image encryption feature can be recovered. For more information, see File-level security settings for backup (p.

п‚§ When booting from the rescue media and using a standalone version of Acronis True Image you cannot recover files and folders encrypted with use of the encryption available in Windows XP and later operating systems. п‚§ When booting from the Rescue Media, you cannot perform backups to disks or partitions with Ext2/Ext3/Ext4, ReiserFS, and Linux SWAP file systems. п‚§ If Acronis Media Builder does not recognize your USB flash drive, you can try using the procedure described in an Acronis Knowledge Base article at. п‚§ Acronis Media Builder supports only ењ†4 WinPE 3.0, WinPE 4.0, WinPE 5.0, and WinPE 10.0.ДЎ23 Copyright В© Acronis International GmbH, 2002-2016 п‚§ If you use non-optical media, the media must have FAT16 or FAT32 file system. п‚§ We recommend that you create a new bootable media after each Acronis True Image update. This component is required for creating WinPE 4.0, WinPE 5.0, and WinPE 10.0. п‚§ Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit (ADK). This component is required for creating WinPE 3.0. п‚§ Windows Automated Installation Kit (AIK). To use this option, you need one the following components to be installed: We recommend that you create this type of media, when Acronis bootable rescue media did not help you boot your computer. Running Acronis True Image in the preinstallation environment may provide better compatibility with your computerвЂ™s hardware because the preinstallation environment uses Windows drivers. You can create several types of bootable media:

In case Windows cannot start, use the bootable media to run a standalone version of Acronis True Image and recover your computer.

#Do not save encrypted pages to disk registry manual#

The Acronis user manual give no guidance on what to do, it suggests that it is impossilbe to recover backups of encrypted drives - see 11.1.1 extracted belowДЄcronis Media Builder allows you to make a USB flash drive or a blank CD/DVD bootable.

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If not, if you can still access the partition you can 'recover' the encryption password and save it to a file. I assume you save the encryption key for that partition. What you have to do is to unlock the drive encrypted using Bitlocker.