Hi, As a company, we are enabling BitLocker on all of our laptops and are running into a bit of a snag! When we enable BitLocker, it goes through and encrypts the C:\ and we reboot, at that point we are getting this message and I am unsure as to the best method of fixing this so that our folks do not have to enter that long key upon each boot: "Code integrity checks have been disabled or test signing is enabled in the boot configuration Data (BCD) store." Thank you

Hi, We may have determined the cause; our Executive team had asked us to change the boot up image and colors. This process involved using the Windows 7 Boot Updater application and it modifys these files: bootres.dll winload.exe winload.exe.mui Bootmgr Does anyone know how to get around this, so that we can run with a changed boot image and also run BitLocker without having to enter a Recovery Key upon each boot? Thanks

Hi, We may have just determined the cause; our Executive team had asked us to change the boot up image and colors. This process involved using the Windows 7 Boot Updater application and it modifys these files: bootres.dll winload.exe winload.exe.mui Bootmgr Does anyone know how to get around this, so that we can run with a changed boot image and also run BitLocker without having to enter a Recovery Key upon each boot? Thanks

Sorry, disabling the boot logo is not supported and the 3rd party solution hacks several Windows files which causes your issue. Only use 1 feature (bitlocker or modified bootlogo)."A programmer is just a tool which converts caffeine into code" CLIP- Stellvertreter http://www.winvistaside.de/