Underneath the RAM slots (often covered by a clear vinyl label), look for the text printed on the circuit board.
Reinstall the RAM, replace the cover, and insert the battery. Power on and immediately tap to enter the Setup Utility.
A: Yes. Changing the BIOS (especially the TPM state) triggers BitLocker recovery. You need your 48-digit BitLocker recovery key from Microsoft Account or Active Directory.
Underneath the RAM slots (often covered by a clear vinyl label), look for the text printed on the circuit board.
Reinstall the RAM, replace the cover, and insert the battery. Power on and immediately tap to enter the Setup Utility.
A: Yes. Changing the BIOS (especially the TPM state) triggers BitLocker recovery. You need your 48-digit BitLocker recovery key from Microsoft Account or Active Directory.