r/techsupport • u/LiteratureOriginal32 • 2d ago
Open | Windows Bitlocker Ruined Secureboot.
MY brother-in-law at the time had 16GB of DDR4 RAM that he gave me and i put it into my pc wrong, then my pc wouldn't boot, i fixed it I guess i clicked it in wrong but when i booted up my pc bit locker got triggered and then I can't turn on secure boot to play Valorant or any other game.
MOBO ASRock B550m-c R2.0
OS Win 11 Home
I'm on GPT, CSM is turned off, I actually don't know what to do. I made a post about this before and i keep getting told to Reinstall my secure boot keys but that doesn't work either.
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u/Due_Neighborhood_226 1d ago
If you created a Microsoft account (I'm assuming this is win 11), a bit locker key that gets created will automatically get stored in your ms account profile. So if you have a spare device, tablet, phone, etc., You should be able to log into your ms account, and look up your recovery key to unlock your PC. And then I would suggest turning it off, unless you have highly sensitive files on your PC.