Closed lukebarone closed 2 years ago
If you open PowerShell as an admin on one of the affected devices and run Get-BitLockerVolume
does it return the same error?
If the same error occurs, there is a volume that is encountering some sort of issue that's throwing off how Get-BitLockerVolume
recognizes Bitlocker information for a given volume. That's not something we can fix as it's an OS environment/Bitlocker module problem, neither we can control and I, personally, wouldn't know how to fix it. I'd recommend discovering what that 06f17754-e9fb-448c-9d61-46b2169b00e7
volume is and taking it from there if the command fails when you run it outside of PDQ Inventory.
Let us know otherwise.
Unfortunately, I get the same error when logging in locally :-/ Alright, I'll look to Microsoft and their fantastic support... /s
So in my case, it was because the "Microsoft Storage Spaces SMP" service was disabled.
Hopefully that helps someone in the future.
Powershell code:
Output:
PDQ Inventory version 19.3.254.0 in Enterprise Mode. Target machines are all Windows 10 x64 Education 2004 and 20H2.
Weird thing is, same image, and other computers are scanning just fine. The Device ID part is the same for 70 computers, while it works fine for the other 30.