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Bitlocker Failing to encrypt Error: -2016346112 (No Error Code)
I'm just learning Intune and I'm setting up everything for the first time. I setup BitLocker I have my settings below. On my Virtual machine that I connected with Autopilot, Bitlocker encrypted the d...
DavidStewart-Palapanou So on this. Do I disable the settings I had setup under Configuration Profiles other than the few you have at the top? Reason I ask is now I get error messages of "Conflict" and it says the encryption, etc is Not applicable. Presumably because the settings are already set under configuration profiles.
Tomnibus_MedOne- Yes that's right, you should set all settings outside of the ones I've advised to "Not configured". There shouldn't be any conflicts once you're done.
DavidStewart-Palapanou Well, darn. I went ahead and did that and it doesn't work. It still says there is a conflict.
I am going to double-check all the settings, I guess.
Tomnibus_MedOne- You should be able to verify the conflicting setting by going to the device that has the conflict, selecting the setting under configuration profiles, and it should list where the setting has come from and the names of the profiles that are causing the conflict. Check the endpoint security section within the device blade as well. If you're using Microsoft Defender ATP security baseline, I think the built-in template defaults to a different level of encryption for removable media so you might find there's a conflict in there.
DavidStewart-Palapanou Okay, I double-checked. I had to re-enable some of the settings under Configuration Profiles and then set the sub-settings to not configured, then set the main settings to not configured.
However, after doing that, I still get the same -2016346112 error with the error code 0x87d10000
Perhaps the above event viewer message about auto encryption is just that, it won't do auto encryption.
Oh, also, I'm a global admin and testing on a machine I am an administrator for. So the standard user thing isn't an issue for me (yet).
