Unless you have a TPM chip on your motherboard the bitlocker password will
be stored on a USB stick. You created this when you enabled bitlocker and
the machine will not boot without first inserting that USB stick. You should
also have a printed version of your password available. If you don't have
either then the data cannot be access. However, you might like to take a
look at this link to see if the bitlocker recovery password view will help:
http://www.brighthub.com/computing/smb-security/articles/32511.aspx I
haven't personally tried it so I can't comment on its effectiveness.
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