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I am guessing I am going to have to provide that at some point. If I do this how does Rescue Media know what my password or recovery key is. I am not sure I want to auto unlock the drive however. If you lose your Windows operating system or need to restore your system, you can start your PC using Macrium Reflect rescue media on CD, DVD, or USB stick. From the Backup tab of the task pane, below Other Tasks, click Create bootable Rescue media. Create a VM with a Windows 7 ISO then install Macrium Reflect to restore the. Insert a USB stick into the PC youre creating the rescue media on. I did notice that it seems when I build the rescue media there is an option that I overlooked to tick and it will auto unlock the drive: Create USB installation media from bootable ISOs Install almost any OS to. Would you happen to know if there is anyway once I boot up from the Macrium Reflect Rescue Media that I can unlock a drive so that I can image say my notebook's drives onto that 14TB Bitlocked USB drive? That seems like a plan but when I GOOGLED and looked here:Īnd I got lost in the weeds. The recovery keys are for an emergency.Īlternatively you can suspend bitlocker then boot Macrium I do have the recovery keys from those drives on another USB drive that also has Bitlocker installed. I been just using the password to unlock my half dozen or so newly Bitlocker USB drives when needed.

Theres the 4th disk which would be the USB thumb drive, Im guessing, when I boot Rescue Media from a thumb drive. My setup is my first disk is an internal SATA mechanical HDD. onto the new SSD using Macrium and AOMEI (tried both).1. Except the fact that both devices may being USB class.

Unfortunately I am command line ignorant. When NUC is turned on, it fails to boot to a USB Bootable Thumb Drive. You can use the built in command line and bitlocker recovery key to unlock the drive