You can use this instruction to get access to your BitLocker encrypted drive even if Windows prompts for BitLocker recovery key and fails to boot. Click the > button to unlock the drive.Now switch back to the RWP dialog, select the 'I have a recover password' and paste the recovery key there.
Once logged in, identify your device and locate the 48-digit BitLocker recovery key.For example, to provide a security key sent to your email address. You might be asked to pass a second authentication factor. Follow the on-screen instructions to log in to your Microsoft account.After installing network drivers and connecting to the Internet, the program will open your Microsoft account page where you should type in your account email and password. Click the 'Extract BitLocker recovery key from Microsoft account' link in the bottom left corner.Make sure you remember your Microsoft account login (e-mail) and password.Make sure you have a wired connection to the internet.If this is your case, use the following simple instruction to get the recovery key: Often, the BitLocker recovery key is stored in your Microsoft account. To get a BitLocker recovery password stored in a domain, click the ' Extract BitLocker passwords from Active Directory' link and follow the program's instructions.