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STATUS_FVE_NOT_ENCRYPTED
Meaning and context of STATUS_FVE_NOT_ENCRYPTED
This is an operation-to-volume mismatch: the caller requested a BitLocker-specific action for a volume that is not in the encrypted state that the action requires. It is not the same as a locked BitLocker volume, because a locked volume is encrypted and awaits an unlock protector.
Check the mount point, volume role, conversion state, and encryption method before changing any protectors. manage-bde -status or Get-BitLockerVolume should be used to confirm the target rather than relying on a drive letter that may have changed after attaching media or entering Windows Recovery Environment.
A repair or unlock operation intended for a protected data drive will not become valid simply by supplying a recovery password to an unencrypted target. First establish whether the correct volume was selected and whether BitLocker was ever enabled on it.
BitLocker overview | BitLocker operations guide | manage-bde reference
Native status interpretation
STATUS_FVE_NOT_ENCRYPTED is 0xC0210001, an NTSTATUS error value. AllStat describes it as “The volume is not encrypted, no key is available.”
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