Good morning folks
I just wanted to clear something up with respect to BITLocker and Pre-Provision 
if I may.
When it comes to using this option what are the restrictions later on in the 
Task Sequence with respect to Enable BITLocker?
I tried a deployment and all was well until Enable BITLocker when SMSTS.LOG 
whinged at me saying the no key had been specified.  It had been.  So, I am 
guessing that Pre-Provision leads to a TPM only implementation?
There is a looooooonnnnnnggggg backstory to the following and I am DEEPLY 
uneasy about this possible solution but:
We have a client who has deployed a whole bunch of Win7 BITLockered systems.  
Recovery keys are stored in a file share.  They will not allow the storage of 
keys in AD.  They have an MBAM project which has been running for 9 months with 
only an HLD so far.  Our project should have had their MBAM as a dependency but 
does not.
So, short story, I am trying to get a TPM & PIN solution which stores BITLocker 
recovery keys in a file share all automated in a Task Sequence.  I am prepared 
to compromise on a standard PIN and am even able to compromise on a standard 
recovery key and pass the risk back to the client.
</rant>                                           


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