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Yeah, you need to manually fix each affected system by booting in safe mode. Not possible to do remotely.

• rudasn 2y ago
  Ouch!
• martyvis 2y ago
  And you will need your bitlocker recovery key to access your encrypted drive in safe mode. I luckily had mine available offline There's going be a lot of handholding to get end users through this.
  • fifteen1506 2y ago
    You can enable safemode for next boot without the recovery key and then you can delete the offending file on that next boot.
    • kiririn 2y ago
      That requires being able to boot in the first place
      • fifteen1506 2y ago
        You can do a minimal boot. I'm told.