Shut-off after 60 seconds Bitlocker

...cmd as administrator and type in

bcdedit /set {bootmgr} bootshutdowndisabled 1

it says "wrong parameter"

Puh, I've got Win10Pro up2date (stable ring) and could copy&paste it just fine... so this command is still working :-\

Sry, I can't think of anything else.

This is really a huge deal!! I can confirm this:

bcdedit /set {bootmgr} bootshutdowndisabled 1

working on the following system:

Intel Xeon E3 1231 v3

Asus H97-Pro (UEFI 2705)

4x 4096MB Kingston KVR1333D3N9/4G

Samsung SSD 840 EVO (Firmware EXT0CB6Q) (Hardware Accelerated Encryption)

ASUS Strix NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970

Enermax MODU87+ 600W

Windows 8.1 Pro 64bit

There is a MSDN page that documents the setting (https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa362652%28v=vs.85%29.aspx):

"BcdLibraryBoolean_BootShutdownDisabled: Disables the 1-minute timer that triggers shutdown on boot error screens, and the F8 menu, on UEFI systems."

Asus support got back to me today and proposed a solution that (so far) works.  Let me know if this works for anyone else:

open up command prompt window as administrator:

type in this command:            bcdedit /set {bootmgr} bootshutdowndisabled 1

press enter key, wait couple seconds then exit window. reboot the system and see if issue is resolved.

The BIOS update should have took if it was from Windows Update since it should automatically suspend bitlocker. You can check if it was installed using the command prompt command systeminfo.

This may help explain why it is restarting

http://www.vindamedia.com/windows/help/bitlocker-log-in-turns-off-after-60-seconds

It was kind of long, I figured it would be better as a web page. The page was just created and is currently a rough draft so if you see any errors let me know. I didn't want you to have to wait for a final review of the new page.

Has anyone perhaps found a solution to this issue?

I purchased a new Dell Inspiron 2350 with Windows 8.1 which I upgraded to 8.1 Pro and activated bit-locker and am experiencing the same issue.

I checked and I already have the latest BIOS version.

Hi,

• Have you already locked the drive using bit locker or are you trying the lock the drive?

Here are a few steps you may try and let us know the outcome.

1. Please unplug all the external hardware devices attached to the computer. (mainly the scanners and the printers).
2. Change the power setting to never turn off the Computer.

• Type Power Options in the Search of the Charms bar.
• Click on "Change when the computer sleeps"
• Change the setting to Never for "turn off the display" and "Put the computer to sleep"

Let us know how it goes after you try these steps.