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I have changed registry entries in the past. I will search for the  load optimised defaults option.

Thanks

Thanks, Susan,

I set up her  computer, so I had the password for her account. I finally got the key entered (correctly) and copied the recovery key.

I will turn it off. It is funny that a 2 year old computer would suddenly encrypt the drive.

Thank you!

I appreciate the reply. I was thinking that is had to have happened to others.

I recently updated to Win 10 Pro 20H2 on Apr 23 and to KB4023057 on Apr 25.  I have Office Professional 2019, Version 2103 (Build 13901.20462).

After the recent updates, when I opened Office, the flash screen said Office 365, not Office 2019. Worse yet, I had the Office 365 menus in all applications.

When I first noticed the change, I found that I had been signed into my business account  for Office 365. I signed out of that account and signed into my personal account which has the Office Professional 2019 license.  I re-booted I found that I was still getting the flash screen saying Office 365 with 365 menus. The Account setting showed that I had Office Professional 2019.  Note, that I had not use the business Office 365 account other than to access One Drive and Teams.

Yesterday (Apr 29) when I opened Office applications, the flash screen said Office 2019 and the menus were back to Office 2019 menus.

I bought the computer new from Dell with Office Professional 2019 pre-installed.  I installed MS Project Standard 2019 after I received the computer. Project was not effected by the temporary change to Office 365 menus.

Has anyone else seen this or know what happened?

Alienware m15 R2
Intel Core i7-9750H
GeForce RTX 2080 Max Q
Windows 10 Pro 64 bit
Update 2021-04-23 Win 10 20H2
Update 2021-04-25 2021-03 Update KB4023057