When BitLocker drive encryption failed, How can I Recover Data?

Good day there, When I entered my BitLocker encryption password, I received the message BitLocker drive encryption failed. In addition, explain that it could be due to insufficient media protection or that all conversion records are corrupted. I haven’t been able to use my external hard drive since, thus I’m in serious need of your assistance.

Recover Data from a Failed BitLocker Encrypted Drive

In addition to retrieving data from an unsuccessful BitLocker encrypted device, BLR BitLocker drive encryption failed can recover data from a corrupted, formatted, lost, or inaccessible BitLocker partition. It can also recover data from a failed, stalled, halted, or otherwise unsuccessful BitLocker drive encryption.

Use BLR BitLocker Data recovery tool, please do a sector-level disk clone to another hard drive if the failed BitLocker encrypted drive has damaged sectors. Enter the BitLocker recovery key or password into BLR BitLocker Recovery. Data recovery from a BitLocker drive encryption failed. Examine the files on a BitLocker-protected drive that has failed.

A guide on recovering data from a failed BitLocker-protected drive.

Step 1: On your Windows PC, download, install, and run BLR BitLocker Recovery.

Step 2: To continue, select the BitLocker drive encryption failed and press Next.

Step 3: To unlock data from a failed BitLocker secured device, enter the password or 48-digit BitLocker recovery key.

Step 4: Examine the information on the failed BitLocker encrypted device.

Step 5: To begin the recovery procedure, choose your files and then click “Recover” when they are found.

If some of the recovered files do not open, go to the Help menu and select “Revert decryption” to recover the data again.