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Forced bitlocker encryption without keeping the keys in a separate area accessible to you, is just adding ransomware to your own device.
Am I missing something? Doesn't Microsoft provide keys associated with your accounts? I had to unlock mine once and I just had to access it on my account page.
And if you dont remember your Microsoft account because you originally had a local account on win10?
Go through the steps to recover that account through Microsoft, I would reckon.
You have to sign in to get converted to a Microsoft account. It doesn't magically give you a Microsoft account without your login info.