MBAM and BitLocker - How to do it in Best Practice

Hi!
I have a situation where I want to implement MBAM in our environment. What I have at the moment:
1x all-in-one MBAM server (SQL 2012R2 Standard at the same server).
SCCM 2012R2 CU3 Integration
GPO´s are ready and published to the correct OU (Laptops)
MBAM Client is in SCCM and tested - Working great. Not published yet cause we are in pilot at the moment
MBAM is working fine and all recovery keys are stored in DB.
My question is - How to deploy MBAM to old computers that are allready in use - The correct way to do it so that recovery keys and TPM recovery password are all stored in MBAM DB? I mean I know how to set MBAM correctly up while using SCCM and TS but I can´t
get it to work in old computers - TPM passwords are not presented. MBAM Client can´t take ownership of TPM cause Windows has allready done that.
I was able to get TPM password to MBAM DB if I disable Auto-provisioning and Clearing the TPM
$tpm=get-wmiobject -class Win32_Tpm -namespace root\cimv2\security\microsofttpm
$tpm.DisableAutoProvisioning()
$tpm. SetPhysicalPresenceRequest(22)
then running MBAM wizard (for the first time!). But how to make it fully automatic so that all computers that are in use will be like that? Do I have to make a script to disable auto-provisioning and then restart and start MBAM or is there any other solution
for that?
Best Regards,
Taavi

Are you using MDT/SCCM for deployment?
Can you take a procmon while running the command and then see what all registries it is touching? you can then modify the install.wim of your MDT/SCCM deployment share and add those registry keys there. It depends on hardware to hardware, following registry
keys worked for me once. by the same way; 
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\WimRegistry\ControlSet001\Services\TPM\WMI]
"NoAutoProvision"=dword:00000001
"NoDisableOwnerClear"=dword:00000001
Mayank Sharma Support Engineer at Microsoft working in Enterprise Platform Support.

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