Thanks a lot! I would double-like your posting if i could! ![]()
Just create another userid😜
Could we have a “Like-Bot”… AI based? ![]()
Interesting. From Facebook.
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Update on my laptop’s Blue Screen Of Death.
It turns out that on new Windows 11 computers, BitLocker is turned on by default.
It has something to do with Microsoft vs. Local accounts. I was stuck in a loop and couldn’t boot the operating system.The solution so far seems to be going into Command Line mode and typing in some commands and entering a 48-digit key.
When I poked around on the net, I saw IT guys talking about how some people were losing data because of this. I’m here to serve as a bad example. Don’t be like me. Go turn BitLocker off, and make sure you have the key to unlock it, because future Windows updates might turn it back on.
All I have on this laptop is music software, like Gig Performer, Zenology and Arturia that I could reinstall.
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I personally never trusted Bit Locker and always keep it disabled.
There is yet another tool on github - haven’t ried it yet, but it looks quite promising:
Cool ![]()

