#WINDOWS 10 COMMAND PROMPT LIST DRIVES PASSWORD#

If your computer was connected to a network with Active Directory, your recovery password was backed up to AD and can be recovered by contacting your AD admin. You said that the recovery key is lost but if you have the recovery password (the 48-digit number generated during BitLocker setup) you can recover the drive using the repair-bde command line tool included in Win7. Alternatively, you can create a bootable WinRE (not WinPE) DVD, which will also allow you to manage BitLocker and attempt to unlock the drive. To compare two ASCII files, use a command like. As with DISM, you must run SFC from an Administrator: Command Prompt or an Administrative PowerShell or Windows Terminal session. The FC command performs either an ASCII or a binary file comparison and lists all the differences it finds. The good news is that there’s a CMD command that lets you compare files and see all differences. The computer will need to have Win7 installed. It can be challenging to tell the difference between two similar files. Each one will have a specific disk number. At the DISKPART> prompt, type 'list disk' to display all the disks in your computer.

When an object has been focused, any DiskPart commands that you type will act on that object. If this fails, I suggest trying to unlock the drive on another machine in case the hardware problem is on your first computer. Before you can use DiskPart commands in Windows 10, you must first list, and then select an object to give it focus. Type manage-bde F: -unlock -pw and type your password to unlock the drive.Type manage-bde F: -status and look under 'Key Protectors' to ensure that 'Password' appears.You can change directories in Command Prompt using the cd command and switch to the directory where you want to make folders. That said, the utility can return information, which can suggest if a reboot is required. Then, choose 'Command Prompt' from the search results. My suggestion would be to first try to unlock the drive using the manage-bde utility. Click the Windows Start button from the taskbar and type 'cmd' in the Windows Search bar to open Command Prompt.

Windows 10 command prompt list drives