Users Guide

Full Disk Encryption v11.0
● The Encryption Management Agent now performs additional checks during installation and uninstallation to detect if the
computer was rebooted. This prevents an inaccessible boot drive. [DDPC-12390, DDPSUS-2925]
BitLocker Manager v11.0
● BitLocker Manager no longer prompts for new PIN input for unrelated policy updates. [DDPC-12415, DDPSUS-2937]
● An issue resulting in multiple failures to cancel user dialogue for the Encryption of Fixed Drives policy on computers
protected by BitLocker Manager is resolved. [DDPC-12435]
Technical Advisories v11.0
Encryption Enterprise for Windows
● The Dell Encryption Removal agent may not decrypt hydrated OneDrive files. To decrypt these files, either unlink OneDrive,
or decrypt these files before uninstall through policy. [DDPC-12444]
● WSDeactivate currently displays a non-functional progress bar. [DDPC-12502]
● To enable Windows Hello authentication, computers must have a registry key set:
HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\DellMgmtAgent\Parameters
REG_SZ: NoDDPETray
Value: 0 [DDPC-12511]
● External Media Encryption v11.0 cannot currently be upgraded to Encryption Enterprise. To upgrade to Encryption
Enterprise, uninstall Encryption External Media and install Encryption Enterprise. [DDPC-12544]
Pre-boot Authentication v11.0
● Computers leveraging Microsoft-based accounts and protected by SED Manager with the Sync Users at PBA Activation
policy enabled currently cannot use single sign-on after rebooting. As a workaround, at the Windows sign-in screen, select
Other User and log in using your user name and password. Single sign-on is functional for the local users and Active
Directory domain users if the system is domain-joined. [DDPC-12089]
SED Manager v11.0
● Computers leveraging Microsoft-based accounts and protected by SED Manager with the Sync Users at PBA Activation
policy enabled currently cannot use single sign-on after rebooting. As a workaround, at the Windows sign-in screen, select
Other User and log in using your user name and password. Single sign-on is functional for the local users and Active
Directory domain users if the system is domain-joined. DDPC-12089
Full Disk Encryption v11.0
● Computers leveraging Microsoft-based accounts and protected by Full Disk Encryption with the Sync Users at PBA
Activation policy enabled currently cannot use single sign-on after rebooting. As a workaround, at the Windows sign-in
screen, select Other User and log in using your user name and password. Single sign-on is functional for the local users and
Active Directory domain users if the system is domain-joined. [DDPC-12089]
● Computers protected by Full Disk Encryption do not currently decrypt properly if removable media is present. As a
workaround, disconnect all removable media before removing Full Disk Encryption. [DDPC-12494]
BitLocker Manager v11.0
● No technical advisories exist.
Technical Advisories
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