Windows is the most commonly used operating system out there used by huge organizations. Since Windows is so popular, every hacker target windows operating system to exploit. However, windows have provided much more security to avoid any exploitation. Bitlocker is one of such security feature in Windows 10. However, many users are reporting Bitlocker Fatal Error 0x00000120 on Windows PC. This is a major issue faced by many people who have no idea how to fix the issue. There is no general fix t the problem, but there are some troubleshooting steps that you can take to fix the problem.
If you are using Windows, then you can use Bitlocker to encrypt all your data or disk in AES and XTS encryption algorithm in Cipher block chaining with a 128-bit and 256-bit key. After encryption, only you will have the key to access all your data/disk. The feature is very great and convenient for security purposes. However, it has a few bugs. One of the common issues users face is the Bitlocker fatal error 0x00000120. The error may cause due to the corrupt files, USB, Keyboard, mouse, Wi-Fi, etc. devices due to boot issues. There is none definite method to fix the issue directly, but there are a few solutions that you can tweak and resolve the Bitlocker fatal error. After realizing the error, you can connect/disconnect external devices, scan or cleanup the disks, update windows, repair registry, and restore your system.
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What is Bitlocker Fatal Error 0x00000120 In Windows 10?
The Bitlocker fatal error 0x0000012 occurs during boot, and it shows up a blue screen with the code Bitlocker Fatal Error Stop or 0x0000012. After the error appears, your computer crashes. This error is caused due to a corrupted file system, changes in the boot order of hard disks in BIOS, and connecting or disconnecting of the hard drive on your computer.
Failed recovery of Bitlocker Drive Encryption causes the Bitlocker Error to show up, Bitlocker can encrypt a whole disk, during encryption if it encounters with corrupted files the algorithm get messed up. Thus, it corrupts your encryption. Therefore, it is a severe security issue, so Windows prevents you from accessing it hence it shows Bitlocker fatal 0x00000120 error.









