fvewiz.dll

BitLocker Encryption Wizard API

Associated Error Codes

Below lists error codes and symbolic names found for this module.

Code	Description
0x00007A16	ncryption Wizard API 0x00a1000e Your PIN has been set. It's a good idea to keep it in a safe place other than your PC.
0x00A10014	Your recovery key has been saved.
0x00A10018	Your recovery key was printed.
0x00A1001E	Your USB flash drive now contains the startup key for this PC.
0x00A1001F	This drive (%1!s!) has been encrypted for use with BitLocker and now just needs to be activated. This will take a few seconds.
0x00A10042	This drive will be unlocked automatically when you sign in.
0x40A10001	Some settings are managed by your system administrator.
0x40A1001B	It's a good idea to keep your recovery password in a safe place other than your PC.
0x80A10036	You will only be able to unlock this drive on computers running Windows 7 and later. If you want to unlock the drive on computers running other versions of Windows, click the back button and create a password.
0xC0A10002	The drive isn't encrypted, so there are no encryption options to manage.
0xC0A10003	BitLocker Drive Encryption is already on.
0xC0A10004	This drive hasn't been fully prepared for BitLocker. Turn on BitLocker from the BitLocker Control Panel to begin encrypting your data.
0xC0A10005	BitLocker Drive Encryption is already in progress.
0xC0A10006	BitLocker Drive Encryption is still decrypting.
0xC0A10007	MSG_ERROR____NOT_USED___
0xC0A10008	The startup options on this PC are configured incorrectly. Contact your system administrator for more information.
0xC0A10009	The Trusted Platform Module (TPM) on this computer doesn't work with the current BIOS. Contact the computer manufacturer for BIOS upgrade instructions.
0xC0A1000A	This PC isn't configured to use BitLocker Drive Encryption. The boot manager isn't compatible with BitLocker. Update the boot manager (BOOTMGR).
0xC0A1000B	The Trusted Platform Module (TPM) on this PC isn't configured correctly. To initialize the TPM, click the "TPM Administration" link in the BitLocker Control Panel.
0xC0A1000C	You can't create both a recovery password and a recovery key. Contact your system administrator for more information.
0xC0A1000D	You can't create both a recovery password and a recovery key. A recovery password can't be created because it doesn't comply with the current security policy regarding the use of FIPS algorithms. Contact your system administrator for more information.
0xC0A1000F	The PINs you entered don't match.
0xC0A10010	The PIN doesn't meet the minimum length requirements.
0xC0A10011	The PIN must be digits between 0 and 9.
0xC0A10012	The passwords you entered don't match.
0xC0A10013	The password provided doesn't meet minimum length requirements.
0xC0A10015	Your recovery key couldn't be saved to this location. Choose a different location.
0xC0A10016	Your recovery key can't be saved to an encrypted drive. Choose a different location.
0xC0A10017	Your recovery key can't be saved in the root directory of a non-removable drive. Choose a different location.
0xC0A10019	Your recovery key couldn't be printed. Try again.
0xC0A1001A	Your recovery key can't be saved to an encrypted drive. Choose a different location.
0xC0A1001C	The recovery key couldn't be created. Try again or restart the BitLocker Wizard.
0xC0A1001D	The startup key couldn't be created. Try again or restart the BitLocker Wizard.
0xC0A10020	Your startup key couldn't be saved to this location. Choose a different location.
0xC0A10021	Manage BitLocker can't open because there are no keys to manage.
0xC0A10022	Your Active Directory Domain Services schema isn't configured to run BitLocker Drive Encryption. Contact your system administrator.
0xC0A10023	The drive configuration is unsuitable for BitLocker Drive Encryption. To use BitLocker, stop sharing the drive with other cluster nodes.
0xC0A10024	This version of Windows doesn't support BitLocker Drive Encryption. To use BitLocker Drive Encryption, upgrade to a version of Windows that supports BitLocker.
0xC0A10025	BitLocker Drive Encryption can't be turned on in safe mode.
0xC0A10026	Use the BitLocker Control Panel to monitor the status of BitLocker Drive Encryption.
0xC0A10027	Select a USB device from the list, and then click Save.
0xC0A10028	The Trusted Platform Module (TPM) hasn't been turned on. Try again, or contact the PC manufacturer for BIOS or firmware upgrade instructions.
0xC0A10029	The Trusted Platform Module (TPM) hasn't been turned on in the BIOS or firmware. Try again.
0xC0A1002A	Your system administrator has blocked all BitLocker unlock options. Contact your system administrator for more information.
0xC0A1002B	A certificate suitable for BitLocker can't be found on your smart card.
0xC0A1002C	This PC requires a startup option that isn't supported by BitLocker setup. Please contact your system administrator to turn on BitLocker.
0xC0A1002D	You will no longer be able to use Windows Recovery Environment unless it is manually enabled and moved to the system drive.
0xC0A1002E	This device can't use a Trusted Platform Module. Your administrator must set the "Allow BitLocker without a compatible TPM" option in the "Require additional authentication at startup" policy for OS volumes.
0xC0A1002F	A problem occurred during BitLocker setup. You may need to restart BitLocker setup to continue. Error code: %1!#.8x!
0xC0A10030	BitLocker couldn't contact the domain. Ensure that you are connected to the network or contact your system administrator.
0xC0A10031	There are conflicting settings for recovery options. Contact your system administrator. When a recovery password is required, backup to active directory should be turned on or the user should be required to save the recovery password.
0xC0A10032	There are conflicting settings for recovery options. Contact your system administrator. Users can't be disallowed from saving the recovery key when it is required.
0xC0A10033	There are conflicting settings for recovery options. Contact your system administrator. Backup to Active Directory must be turned on or the use of data recovery agents enabled for recovery.
0xC0A10034	BitLocker setup was unable to move Windows Recovery Environment to your new system drive. You will no longer be able to use Windows Recovery Environment unless it is manually enabled and moved to the system drive.
0xC0A10035	A smart card wasn't detected. Insert your smart card and try again.
0xC0A10037	The operating system drive must be protected by BitLocker to automatically unlock a fixed data drive.
0xC0A10038	A free space wipe of this drive is already in progress.
0xC0A10039	A recovery password can't be created on this drive, but Group Policy requires use of a recovery password. Contact your system administrator.
0xC0A1003A	A recovery key can't be created on this drive, but Group Policy requires use of a recovery key. Contact your system administrator.
0xC0A1003B	You must restart your PC before encryption can begin on this volume.
0xC0A1003C	This PC doesn't support entering a BitLocker recovery password during startup. Ask your administrator to configure Windows Recovery Environment so that you can use BitLocker.
0xC0A1003D	Your recovery key couldn't be saved to your Microsoft account. Choose a different location.
0xC0A1003E	You need to be signed in to Windows with a Microsoft account to save your recovery key. Sign out and then sign in again with a Microsoft account, or go to Settings and choose Accounts to change your existing account.
0xC0A1003F	Your PC and online passwords don't match. Sign out, and then sign in with your current password.
0xC0A10040	Your recovery key couldn't be saved to your Azure AD account. Choose a different location.
0xC0A10041	Your PC and online passwords don't match. Update your password in Settings.
0xC0A10043	Sorry, something went wrong and the unlock option wasn't changed. Please try again later.
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