EVENT ID 24620 BITLOCKER-DRIVER DRIVER DOWNLOAD

After installing SP1, a BitLocker error began to appear in the event viewer. Also if you read the actual error it does NOT even list a drive letter where the "error" is occurring. Tutorials Eventid error 0x at boot failing to read W8 partition I have W7 Pro 64bit in a dual boot with W8. Since Windows 7 Prof does not have the BitLocker capability, it is strange that this error would appear. I did find the listing to Turn On and Turn Off BitLocker, but the highlighted entries did not work when clicking on them.

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I would very much appreciate any help in resolving the event viewer error problem for BitLocker. Edited by pkn Sunday, July 17, 4: Hi Sam, you said. When did it start? Does this computer have SP1 installed? Likewise, the previous reboot in August also corresponds to the same i, but at that time, only two disks were connected.

Storm in a teacup mebbe, pkn If my post was helpful - give it a Bitlocker-deiver.

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Well I decided to try actually editing the registry - rather than just looking at it. When did you install Acronis? It will most likely be vendors playing crap with the ud by trying to push new semi-failing ideas through automated updates. When running the command I only see physical devices listed. Saturday, July 30, 3: Friday, July 29, 1: Also should mention this only happens on bootup and not every time Attached Thumbnails.

From the System event log you eent see entries such as: Any chance ScamSam you have Acronis installed?

Apparently, there's nothing wrong with your system, but you see the following entry in your Event Viewer. It's making the OCD demon inside of you wake and cackle with glee, because you can't leave error messages be. Not an IT pro? You don't specify a particular mount point. Friday, August 12, 5: The timestamp of the three errors corresponds to a system boot.

Event ID - 24620

Hi there Sam,I can only suggest that, armed with your added info on the subject - try searching for things like mountvol and bitlocker etc, in the Win7 forums generally, especially the Win 7 Hardware forum.

Thumb drives are formatted NTSF. I have two backup images with Acronis and have supposedly "validated" that both are good backups. You're using Windows, mostly likely 7 or 8, and you are fairly satisfied with the experience.

You can help protect yourself from scammers by verifying that the contact is a Microsoft Agent or Microsoft Employee and that the phone number is an official Microsoft global customer service number. If there's nothing wrong, then there's a fairly good chance that nothing is wrong.

First, not all version of Windows support BitLocker encryption, so make sure to take that into account. Please post your question in the Technet- Windows 7 Security Forum. Tuesday, July 26, 1: My gut feeling is that this error has nitlocker-driver to do with the April MS Security updates, since it did not appear until shortly after the April updates.

Well, what about other software that encrypts. Did this solve your problem? Tell us about your experience with our site.

However to make sure that the WinZip encrypted folder is not the cause, I will move it to an external HD disconnect the external HD and then see if that makes any difference Thanks, again, Sam. Therefore, to able to proceed, you need to answer the following:.