enable bitlocker drive encryption with command prompt

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  • Опубликовано: 1 фев 2025

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  • @recursoseninternet
    @recursoseninternet 4 месяца назад

    Is it possible to create a scheduled task in Windows to enable and disable the lock on an external drive with BitLocker?

    • @mr.joseph
      @mr.joseph  4 месяца назад

      Yes, you can by using:
      schtasks command as follows
      schtasks /create /tn "UnlockDrive" /tr "cmd /c manage-bde -unlock E: -password YourPassword" /sc daily /st 07:00
      (This will actually create a task UnlockDrive that will run everyday at 07:00AM to unlock your external drive (E))
      Hope this helps you!!!

  • @SuryaPidaparthy
    @SuryaPidaparthy Год назад

    nice info bro

  • @toksinyo2121
    @toksinyo2121 6 месяцев назад

    Cannot use to windows 10 with powershell because not support Operating system

  • @tverst80
    @tverst80 26 дней назад

    how to enable bitlocker a disk C: OC?

  • @rakeshkandukuri5922
    @rakeshkandukuri5922 2 месяца назад

    I was try it for your command but not working

  • @wellwisher9884
    @wellwisher9884 Год назад

    Brother Joseph thank you very much for your video,
    Could you please tell me that, I have encrypted my 2TB flash drive on my Laptop, But When I use the same 2TB flash drive on other Office PC, it is not asking password, showing everything. why?, Can you help me for correct configuration / encryption ?

    • @mr.joseph
      @mr.joseph  4 месяца назад

      I think you should recheck your BitLocker status on your pc by using doing the following:
      - Go to control panel as Admin
      - type manage-bde -status E: (where E is the drive )
      This will actually highlight if the drive is fully encrypted or partially encrypted or BitLocker not enabled
      - You can do the following:
      - Go to control panel, System and security --> BitLocker Drive Encryption and Turn On BitLocker on your 2TB drive but keep note of the following when setting it up:
      - Select Enter a password
      - Avoid selecting the Automatically unlock on this PC option and make sure you save the recovery key and encrypt the entire drive