When you encrypt drives with BitLocker it can be a nightmare to manually keep track of recovery keys, it therefore makes sense to use the built-in integration with Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS). Cyril Kardashevsky of The IT Bros has an excellent comprehensive how-to guide to configuring your AD and GPO. It doesn’t detail how to enforce BitLocker drive encryption but if you encrypt as part of your workstation setup then the keys will automatically be stored in AD for you once the GPO is in place.
Cannot delete checkpoint through Hyper-V Manager GUI
A checkpoint was automatically created during a VM backup (using Veeam in this instance), but as the backup was...