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Any kind of similar software will cause similar "issues" - this is how these programs work - they apply an encryption layer and Windows 10 updates (which are basically Windows upgrades) cannot be installed while there is an active encryption layer.
#Symantec encryption desktop decrypt drive full#
HP Drive Encryption is full disk encryption software.

I have to decrypt it because I have to apply Windows 10 updates which do not work with HPDE. What is the operating system this PC uses (version/edition/updates) client encrypted the computer before my company began servicing theirs. That's the reason I asked for UEFI/BIOS diagnostics of the drive. Second is the failure of the software (software problems). The most common reason for encryption/decryption issues are HDD/SSD storage problems. This is HP Drive encryption and the only thing which may happen is to make the PC unbootable (or the data on the disk inaccessible). You cannot brick the computer by simply restarting it. Make sure this is disabled - this is the best for remote support so that you guarantee that the PC can boot without prelogin credentials. You can check in HP Drive Encryption software if you have enabled Power-On Authentication (preboot authentication). Is it still stuck at decrypting ? Do you notice any progress over the decryption process ? Hi start by asking you why was the PC encrypted in first place and then why are you decrypting it now ? If you want, you can keep HP Client security without encrypted HDD. You may need to first uninstall some additional security products for business class notebooks such as !AEyZq_GEDdnNQnE&id=73EA0FA259008E8!107&cid=073EA0FA259008E8įinally, please restart your computer (restart, not shutdown + start again).Įventually, if you want to, you may attempt to uninstall HP Client Security using the standard method from Control Panel > Programs and features With regards to HP Client Security and HP Drive Encryption, here are some screenshots with regards to these suggestions >

Open the HP Client Security home page -> click on the wheel Settings button -> Security Features and check there is no tick next to Power-On Authentication You may also check if you have preboot authentication enabled. Note that this is generally slow process and may take several hours or more depending your the amount of your HDD and your PC specifications. If your disk is currently encrypted by this software, you should first open HP Client Security -> authenticate -> click on Drive Security and follow the on-screen instructions to DECRYPT the HDD. You have made an excellent choice with the Elitebook purchase.
#Symantec encryption desktop decrypt drive upgrade#
