If system failure prevents the operating system from starting on a client computer, Full Disk Encryption has these options:. If system failure prevents the operating system from starting on a client computer, you can use Full Disk Encryption Recovery Media to decrypt the computer and recover the data. Client computers send recovery files to the Endpoint Security Management Server one time during the initial deployment so that you can create recovery media if necessary.
After the recovery, the files are restored as decrypted, like they were before the Full Disk Encryption installation, and the operating system can run without the Pre-boot. Users must authenticate to the recovery media with a username and password.
There are the options for which credentials to use:. You can create Full Disk Encryption recovery media that can run on a failed computer to decrypt it.
Create the recovery media on the server or with an external tool. Note - Creating a recovery media on a USB flash disk formats the device and removes all previous content. The target retrieves the last known recovery data that was uploaded to the server by the client. To create recovery media from the external recovery media tool on R Use the newly created Full Disk Encryption recovery media to decrypt the failed computer.
Note - During the decryption process, the client cannot run other programs. The utility is supported in E We recommend that you use a recovery file when you are not sure if the hard disk drive or the Full Disk Encryption internal database on your system are corrupted. Note - To unlock a protected USB connected hard disk drive, you must first start the Drive Slaving Utility, and then connect the disk drive.
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Off-Topic Discussions. Create a Post. Turn on suggestions. Auto-suggest helps you quickly narrow down your search results by suggesting possible matches as you type. Showing results for. Search instead for. At least one user account must be configured. The client must send a recovery file to the server. The required System Area must be created and boot records must be updated according to the configuration this includes the activation of Pre-boot. The device must have the Client requirements or Full Disk Encryption.
Clients must have: 32MB of continuous free space on the client's system volume Note - During deployment of the Full Disk Encryption component on the client, the Full Disk Encryption service automatically defragments the volume to create the 32MB of continuous free space, and suspends the Windows hibernation feature while the disk is encrypted. Clients must not have: RAID. Partitions that are part of stripe or volume sets. Hybrid Drive or other similar Drive Cache Technologies.
See sk The root directory cannot be compressed. Subdirectories of the root directory can be compressed. Update the BIOS on the client computer to the latest version. See sk Account Settings Logout. All Files. Submit Search. You are here:. Contains only the data required to do the recovery. Updates if more volumes are encrypted or decrypted. Removes only encryption from the disk and boot protection.
Does not remove Windows components. Restores the original boot record. Double-click a folder from the navigation tree to see the users and computers that it contains. Right-click the computer to restore and then select Encryption Recovery Media. The target retrieves the last known recovery data that was uploaded to the server by the client.
If the user who will do the recovery shows on the list, continue to the next step. If the user who will do the recovery is not on the list: Click Add to create a temporary user who can use the recovery media. In the window that opens add a username and password that the user will use to access the file. For a USB device, select the target drive from the list.
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