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Alarming update: Windows 11 may deprive users of all data
May 2, 2025
In a recent update to Windows 11, users have encountered a significant challenge following the removal of the bypassnro.cmd script. This change has led to the automatic activation of BitLocker disk encryption, raising serious concerns over data security and accessibility.
According to BAKU.WS, the technology portal Neowin has highlighted that the latest version of Windows 11, specifically the 24H2 update, enables BitLocker not only for corporate users but also for those on home editions. This unexpected shift has prompted experts to caution against potential performance degradation of disk operations, alongside an increased risk of irreversible data loss.
One of the most troubling aspects of this update is the lack of user notifications from Microsoft when BitLocker is activated upon logging into an account. This oversight has left many users vulnerable, particularly those who have not taken the precaution of backing up their encryption keys. The implications are dire; without these keys, access to files could be permanently lost.
A lively discussion has emerged within the Reddit community, where users have expressed their concerns about the risks associated with the silent activation of BitLocker. One user’s warning about the absence of notifications resonated with many, leading to a flood of comments from Windows 11 owners who share similar apprehensions regarding the frequency of BitLocker-related failures.
In response to the growing unease, Microsoft has released an official guide detailing the steps for backing up and recovering BitLocker keys. Users are strongly encouraged to follow these guidelines to safeguard their data against unforeseen circumstances. Additionally, for those who wish to regain control over their encryption settings, there are options available to manually disable BitLocker through the registry or adjust its parameters via the Windows 11 24H2 settings.
In a related note, it has been reported that Huawei is considering a complete shift away from Windows, opting instead for its proprietary operating system, further highlighting the evolving landscape of technology and user preferences.
Alarming update: Windows 11 may deprive users of all data
In a recent update to Windows 11, users have encountered a significant challenge following the removal of the bypassnro.cmd script. This change has led to the automatic activation of BitLocker disk encryption, raising serious concerns over data security and accessibility.
According to BAKU.WS, the technology portal Neowin has highlighted that the latest version of Windows 11, specifically the 24H2 update, enables BitLocker not only for corporate users but also for those on home editions. This unexpected shift has prompted experts to caution against potential performance degradation of disk operations, alongside an increased risk of irreversible data loss.
One of the most troubling aspects of this update is the lack of user notifications from Microsoft when BitLocker is activated upon logging into an account. This oversight has left many users vulnerable, particularly those who have not taken the precaution of backing up their encryption keys. The implications are dire; without these keys, access to files could be permanently lost.
A lively discussion has emerged within the Reddit community, where users have expressed their concerns about the risks associated with the silent activation of BitLocker. One user’s warning about the absence of notifications resonated with many, leading to a flood of comments from Windows 11 owners who share similar apprehensions regarding the frequency of BitLocker-related failures.
In response to the growing unease, Microsoft has released an official guide detailing the steps for backing up and recovering BitLocker keys. Users are strongly encouraged to follow these guidelines to safeguard their data against unforeseen circumstances. Additionally, for those who wish to regain control over their encryption settings, there are options available to manually disable BitLocker through the registry or adjust its parameters via the Windows 11 24H2 settings.
In a related note, it has been reported that Huawei is considering a complete shift away from Windows, opting instead for its proprietary operating system, further highlighting the evolving landscape of technology and user preferences.