Kristian Cajkovsky
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Hello @SaintKev
Thanks for providing us with the information.
I would suggest that you compare the BIOS version of the other systems that are working. If they are different please try to match them and try again.
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Hello @GPennarun,
Sorry to hear that your tickets are not being responded to, may I ask where you are submitting them?
In regards to your issues, the ECA issue does indeed sound like a permission problem, I'm afraid I am only familiar with EFDE, so it is difficult for me to assist you with issues in ECA itself.
Unfortunately I do not know why the machines are not showing as encrypted in the server. However, I may be able to suggest another way to obtain the recovery password for your machines.
Please try to obtain the recovery information via this method.
If you click Help along the banner and select Encryption Recovery as shown on screenshot below.
Once the windows opens, you will be prompted to enter Workstation ID, please fill this field in and continue.
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On 9/21/2020 at 12:51 PM, Stu_McHugh said:
I have tried using the windows MMC (TPM>MSC) and in the BIOS. The send command works and asks for a reboot but after the reboot the console "'Take TPM Ownership' command failed"
Workstation lt1221 68439512-F81F-11EA-B8E0-F4D108C9CCE0.html.txt
Please raise a support ticket with us. It will be easier to communicate there rather than in a support forum.
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Hello @Remsup
Unfortunately the easier way is to send a decrypt command via the ESET Endpoint Encryption Server.
If you don't have access to the server, you are required to do it manually.
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Hello @CDE-PCPROFI
Can you please raise a support ticket for this problem.
There is quite a lot of information needed about such problem and therefore it's not ideal to discuss on the forum.
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Hello @mayowa
You can use the standard recovery utility and use the admin credentials to decrypt the machine.
This is providing that you know the credentials,
Please follow our KB article to assist you - https://support.eset.com/en/kb7146-decrypt-a-standalone-system-that-is-unable-to-start-windows
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Hello @Stu_McHugh
Can you please tell me how you have cleared the TPM?
Once you sent the command, did the user see a prompt to reboot?
Have you removed the old machine from the Server before attempting to re-encrypt?
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Hello @mcrouse,
Thanks for informing us, unfortunately we have not been able to reproduce the issue that you are reporting.
This message should not be shown if you are already on 3.1.0.
I would appreciate it a lot if you could create a ticket with us and provide us with appropriate logs so that we can diagnose this issue.
Please create a support ticket here: https://www.eset.com/uk/support/contact/
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Hello @QuebecIT,
Please can you raise a support ticket regarding this issue, unfortunately without having any type of logs I am unable to tell you the reason behind this failing.
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Hello @Carlito,
We have recently implemented this into our ESET Endpoint Encryption Server.
This feature allows you to pass the pre-boot authentication therefore allowing you to work on the machine remotely.
Make sure you have upgraded to version 3.0.1.
Client also requires 5.0.5.
Enabling Maintenance Mode
Note: You can select multiple workstations at once to apply this. Not selecting any, will automatically apply this to all workstations.
- Access your workstations tab
- Select Pre-Boot Authentication
3.Select Disable/Enable from the drop down.
4.Disabling Pre-Boot Authentication allows you to choose one of the three options (Hours, Date/Time, Reboots)
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Hello @Adrianc
I just want to inform you that the ESET Endpoint Encryption Server does not have to be installed on a server machine.
In regards to your question, in my opinion it will be easier for you to backup the server, upgrade your system to the newest version and then simply restore from the backup.
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Hello @mcrouse
The version 5.0.4 is not available on the updater as this version was specifically released to as a fix for Surface Go devices and therefore it is deliberately not available.
I would not worry about it too much, as you can upgrade to the new client version when it will be available.
Hope this helps.
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Hello @tmuster2k
I am curious as to why you would want to know this information for EFDE?
Also, I believe that this matter would be discussed better in a ticket rather than on a forum post.
You can do so via this link: https://www.eset.com/int/support/contact/
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Hello @RCD_Matt,
There are multiple ways to go around this. However I am curious as to why you have not yet moved your Server to the new location and then set up the users. This would make it easier for you and would avoid issues with the push installation.
Unfortunately push install was not designed to accept FQDN, therefore if you are unable to resolve the name then there is no other way to do this via the ESET Endpoint Encryption Server.
There are 2 options that you can look into:
- You can manually distribute the .MSI yourself across your environment.
- Use a third party tool to send the package across your network.
I hope this help.
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Hello tmuster2k,
Could I please clarify the following ; "FDE with latest EEE version I can no longer login using on board keyboard" does this mean that the keyboard worked fine on previous version?
I wonder whether this machine is plugged into a docking station? If so, can you please remove it and try to use the keyboard?
As a last suggestion, I would like you to try and force Text-Mode.
Please refer to this article; http://support.deslock.com/KB463 - 'How to adjust the graphical pre-boot FDE login screen'
Let me know how you get on.
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Hello DevilDude,
As I have previously said, you will need to contact support.
They will be able to request some logs from you and advise further or potentially offer a remote session to assist you with this problem.
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Hello DevilDude,
I would recommend you restart the ESET Endpoint Encryption service in services.msc.
Once you have done that, please refresh your browser and see if that changes anything.
If this does not resolve your issue, please contact support,
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Hello @tmuster2k,
I assume the machine is not booting due to the motherboard failure. I would advise you take out the SSD and plug it into another machine as the only bootable disk and perform the recovery.
If they have used FDE with TPM, please refer to this article on how to recover the data - http://support.deslock.com/KB448 - 'Recovery on TPM systems with only UEFI boot mode'
Kind Regards
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Hello,
As you mentioned in your post the software was deployed with the Uninstall Code feature enabled, then the normal procedure to uninstall the software is to use the Remote Uninstall function found in your ESET Endpoint Encryption Server.
If an 'Optional Password' was set, and the password in question is the same for all Workstations, then the uninstall process can be automated in the form of a batch script.
The following article Shows how the software can be uninstalled via command line: http://support.deslock.com/KB288 - 'ESET Endpoint Encryption Windows Installer (MSI)'
If you require further assistance, I recommend you contact ESET Support.
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Hello @Saifuddinit
Please decrypt your machine following this link: https://help.eset.com/efde/en-US/recovery_data.html
Can you also create a submit ticket with us via this link: https://www.eset.com/me/support/contact-support/