How to get Bitlocker recovery key using numerical password id?

i am not able accessed my
d drive data, after using cmd command this result is shown
Numerical Password:
ID: {4FACBBDE-BA2F-4EEA-A905-E6F78CFB3CA6}

External Key:  
  ID: {BAF7735F-C9EF-4A2B-B41C-D705FECC63EA}  
  External Key File Name:  
    BAF7735F-C9EF-4A2B-B41C-D705FECC63EA.BEK  

I am having the same issues as above.

There are no stored bitlocker keys in the microsoft account device page

the cmd prompt action only returns the drive id number and NO numerical password just like the screenshot above

I never enabled bitlocker, was using the laptop in the morning, closed the lid, plugged it in to charge, opened it later in the day and was greeted by the bitlocker screen asking for the recovery key.

I've tried disabling secure boot in the bios - didnt work

tried loading hp defaults in the bios etc - didnt work

Bitlocker is asking for a recovery key that apparently was never created/doesn't exist. typical microsoft...

Only option is to reinstall windows? Tried doing the reset the pc with deleting all files but it says it encounters an error when I click that option.

TPM:

ID: (DB07B22F-8DB4-4372-B047-0BBC1327B634)

PCR Validation Profile:

0,2,4,11

Numerical Password:

ID: (23B9C595-91A5-49A6-8F7B-8F5D20DFC2E8)

hi can you please help me how to recover bitlocker password with the help of

Password:
      ID: {E0585F0B-8187-47B5-8CBB-BB9DFB7E382B}

    Numerical Password:
      ID: {B0A6D319-CAB4-40E9-9189-9FFA54E6F398}

@UserNotFnd Old thread, but wanted to mention this has ZERO to do with "typical microsoft." This is the fault of whoever setup your system. There really are only a few options:

1. During setup, you or someone (whoever did the setup) allowed BL to get enabled, and stored the Key into a thumb drive or network location.
2. Similar to #1 above - but BL keys got stored in BIOS - I think I've seen this as a possibility.
3. If it's joined to a domain, the BL keys can get stored in AD (a domain admin can view them)

You didn't give a lot of context, so it's hard to tell.
Note also, just because BL got 'enabled,' doesn't mean it got 'activated.' After BL is enabled, if it hasn't yet 'stored the key,' then you can grab a thumb drive, go into the BL UI and it will show something like 'awaiting activation;' which means, it just needs to finish storing your keys on an external media: usually a thumb drive or network drive; it will not store them on the drive being encrypted. Once it does that, then it's fully recoverable - I ran into this issue - BL finished encrypting a drive, and gave no errors. When I later came back, I found it in that 'odd' state, and then I stored the BL keys in AD, and it was happy and recoverable.

Also, BL keys do not necessarily have anything to do with "SecureBoot." They can, but they don't always. For example, if you enable and use TPM; that typically involves SecureBoot. And, as stated, I think, but can't swear that, in addition to TPM keys, there are some BIOS extensions that do allow storing BL keys in BIOS - ? Wonder if anyone can confirm that - I haven't yet Googled it.