I can’t recover my bit locker recovery ID

I wish I could share good news, but the truth is no one can get you the bitlocker key, including Microsoft staff/support. https://support.microsoft.com/windows/find-your-bitlocker-recovery-key-6b71ad27-0b89-ea08-f143-056f5ab347d6 The link here says:"Important: Microsoft Support doesn't have the ability to retrieve, provide, or recreate a lost BitLocker recovery key."

Is this where you looked? https://account.microsoft.com/devices/recoverykey

If you set it up with school or work account, it is worth checking here as well https://aka.ms/aadrecoverykey sign in with your work/school email credential in that case.

Any chance your laptop was purchased used, or already set up for you? Or was it gifted? Or have you set it up with a different account at first? The key is stored with the very Microsoft account used to set up the computer for the first time, even if you had got rid of that account and set it up with a different account. So, if your computer was set up by anyone at the store you bought it from, it would be that person's account.

I assume you don't remember opting out of not saving it in Microsoft account, and saving it to a local file instead? That's another possibility.

If you can't find it at all, there's really no way to go around it. Bitlocker means business. If it can be bypassed, then it means the encryption is not working. Your only option is to do a clean install of Windows. In that case, you do lose your files. I am very sorry.

If the BitLocker recovery key isn't showing in your Microsoft account, I'd check a few other places before giving up.

The Recovery Key ID isn't the actual key. It's only used to identify which 48-digit recovery key belongs to the device.

Try signing into every Microsoft account that may have been used on the laptop and check the BitLocker recovery keys. Also check for a work/school account, USB drive, printed copy, or whether someone else originally set up the laptop.

If the 48-digit key was never backed up anywhere, unfortunately Microsoft can't recreate or retrieve it. In that case, the only remaining option is usually to reset Windows, which will remove the encrypted data.