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i didn't want to give admin rigths OR add user to local admin group.<br />
as per our network requiremetn how normal domain user account will manage BitLocker.
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i didn't want to give admin rigths OR add user to local admin group.
as per our network requiremetn how normal domain user account will manage BitLocker.

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bitlocker is turned on, only admin(Domain/local) can change startup key or manage bitlcoker, my requirement is that &nbsp;domain user change passwrd key (startup key) and manage bitlocker.<br />
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bitlocker is turned on, only admin(Domain/local) can change startup key or manage bitlcoker, my requirement is that  domain user change passwrd key (startup key) and manage bitlocker.
 

can user manage bitlocker (manage startup key )

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