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BitLocker is Not Resuming After Reboot Count Has Been Reached
What is BitLocker?
BitLocker is a Microsoft encryption technology designed to protect data stored on a computer. It uses a combination of encryption keys, including a user-defined password, to protect data from unauthorized access. BitLocker is available for Windows 10 and Windows Server 2016, and can be enabled in conjunction with other security measures, such as multifactor authentication, to provide an extra layer of protection.

What is the Cause of BitLocker Not Resuming After Reboot Count Has Been Reached?
The issue of BitLocker not resuming after the reboot count has been reached is typically caused by one of two problems: either the system is running out of memory, or the system is not correctly configured to allow BitLocker to resume.

Troubleshooting BitLocker Not Resuming After Reboot Count Has Been Reached
Check System Memory
The first step in troubleshooting BitLocker not resuming after the reboot count has been reached is to check the system memory. If the system is running low on memory, the system may be unable to resume BitLocker after the reboot count has been reached. To check the system memory, open the Task Manager and check the memory usage. If the memory usage is high, it is recommended to increase the amount of RAM in the system.

Check BitLocker Configuration
The second step in troubleshooting BitLocker not resuming after the reboot count has been reached is to check the BitLocker configuration. BitLocker must be configured correctly in order to resume after the reboot count has been reached. To check the BitLocker configuration, open the BitLocker configuration panel and ensure that the “Allow BitLocker to Resume After Reboot” option is enabled. If it is not enabled, enable it and then reboot the system.

Check for Known Issues
The third step in troubleshooting BitLocker not resuming after the reboot count has been reached is to check for known issues. Microsoft regularly releases updates to fix known issues with BitLocker. To check for known issues, open the Windows Update console and install any available updates. It is also recommended to check the Microsoft support website for any known issues and workarounds.

Conclusion
BitLocker is a powerful encryption technology designed to protect data stored on a computer. However, if the system is running low on memory or the BitLocker configuration is not correct, it can cause BitLocker not to resume after the reboot count has been reached. To resolve this issue, it is recommended to check the system memory, check the BitLocker configuration, and install any available updates. Following these steps should resolve the issue and allow BitLocker to resume after the reboot count has been reached.
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