The Ultimate Guide on What Is A BitLocker?
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- Опубликовано: 13 май 2024
- Here, in this walkthrough, we have tried to give a basic overview of BitLocker for our viewers. First, we have unveiled the answer to the question of what is a Bitlocker. Get more information about BitLocker: bit.ly/3CHwJno Recoverit lost data on computer directly: bit.ly/3VcsffI
0:00 Intro
0:39 What Is BitLocker
2:12 How to Use BitLocker
3:47 How Does BitLocker Work
Bitlocker, also named as Bitlocker Drive Encryption, is a Windows encrypted security feature that allows users to encrypt all the data on the drive and restrict that information from any unauthorized access. It means Bitlocker can also protect your personal files from cyber theft. This security becomes more valuable when multiple users log in to your system. When the data present in the drive is encrypted, only an encryption password or a recovery key (in case you forget the password) can unlock it.
Today, cyber security and the protection of the data present in the computer are crucially important. And to guard that information, the Windows BitLocker safety security feature is a great help for any individual or organization. This part also talks about the supported Windows OS and system requirements. In the next part, we taught the audience how they can use it, and in the last part of the video, we mentioned how BitLocker works. Apart from that, viewers will also learn about TPM.
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Locked out of laptop at work. We have the bitlocker key how can i use that to log in?
Hello dear! Thank you so much for the guide! I have Windows 10 Home and I don't have Bitlocker (the settings which can enable me to turn it off) on that Windows... instead I have "Turn Off Device Encryption" o on Device Encryption Setting from the Settings Menu... does it option decrypt the drives as well and how long would it take to decrypt 1.5tb ssd? Looking forward for your assistance! Thank you!
Hi there, thank you for your question! If you have Windows 10 Home, you may not have access to BitLocker, but you can use Device Encryption instead. To turn off Device Encryption, you can follow these steps: Open the Settings app, click on Update & Security, click on Device encryption, and click on Turn off. Please note that turning off Device Encryption will decrypt your drives. The time it takes to decrypt a 1.5TB SSD depends on various factors such as the speed of your computer and the amount of data stored on the drive. It could take several hours or even days to complete the decryption process. I hope this helps!
Bit Locker is very useful, IF you don't have too much stuff on your hard drives. Make sure it's totally way less what is on there before activating bit locker, because right now, I am trying to encrypt the external hard drive, and it's taking more than 2 hours to encrypt it. So back up your stuff and then set up the hard drive or flash drive to be encrypted and then add the files back on the device.
I got a little confused at the end - you rushed through logging in after BitLocker was enabled.
To log in I will need a USB flash drive with a key on it each time I attempt to log in? Or will a password only work?
If a USB flash drive is needed to log in, should the USB flash drive be formatted as NTFS?
At what point is the USB flash drive made?
Hi there, thank you for your question! Sure, I can clarify. After BitLocker is enabled on your device, you will need either a USB flash drive or a password to access your files. If you choose to use a USB flash drive, you will need to insert it into your device every time you attempt to log in. The USB flash drive should be formatted as FAT32 or exFAT.During the process of enabling BitLocker, you will be prompted to create a recovery key, which can be saved to a USB flash drive. This recovery key is separate from the key or password you will use to access your files and is used to recover your data in case you forget your password or lose your USB flash drive.
@@RecoveritDataRecoverySoftware Thank you for replying. I was considering BitLocker after it was referenced on a RUclipsr video explaining Yubikey for use as a 2FA option.
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If you have a TPM chip and you have NO issues you will not need to enter any passwords or recovery keys to access your data. I am not sure what Wondershare is talking about. If you are NOT using a TPM chip and/or you have a problem (like your TPM chip dies) you will need to have either the "unlock password" or the Recovery key or both to gain access to your data.
@@RecoveritDataRecoverySoftwaremight help to actually do that in the ultimate video.
Does bitcloker take space double what I have in my hard drive?
No, BitLocker does not require double the space of your hard drive capacity to encrypt your data.
When you enable BitLocker encryption on a drive, it encrypts the data on the drive, but it doesn't double the space requirements. The encryption process itself may require a small amount of additional space for metadata and other overhead associated with managing the encrypted volume, but this overhead is typically minimal and does not double the space required.
For most users, the space overhead introduced by BitLocker encryption is negligible compared to the benefits of securing their data. However, it's always a good idea to ensure you have sufficient free space on your drive before enabling BitLocker encryption, as the process may require some temporary space for operations like creating encryption keys and managing encryption metadata
After three minutes I was lost by the speed and complexity.
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Could you please elaborate on your question? We're glad to help.
Please speak slowly so that we can all understand. We all don't speak in English you know !! It's hard for us to catch up.
thanks
How to Disable it. I don't know recovery key
Hi there, thank you for your question! To disable BitLocker on a Windows computer, follow these steps:
1. Click on the Start button and open the "Control Panel".
2. In the Control Panel, click on "System and Security".
3. Under "System and Security", click on "BitLocker Drive Encryption".
4. Find the drive that is protected by BitLocker and click on "Turn off BitLocker" or "Decrypt the drive".
5. A pop-up window will appear, asking for confirmation to disable BitLocker. Click on "Turn off BitLocker" or "Decrypt" to confirm.
6. The decryption process will start, and it may take some time depending on the size of the drive and the amount of data stored on it. You can monitor the decryption progress in the BitLocker Drive Encryption window.
7. Once the decryption process is complete, BitLocker will be disabled on the selected drive.
Can we get this on a phone
Hi there, thank you for your question! Bitlocker isn't available on phones but there are similar applications u can get for your mobile device depending on if its Android or IOS.
But...can I encrypt just one folder or file rather than an entire c drive??
Hi there, thank you for your question! Yes you can.
@@RecoveritDataRecoverySoftware How?
how safe is bitlocker on a hard drive, is it possible for anyone to access my data by any other means without my permission, i mean in a cyber attack or my recovering data by removing my hard disk? how safe it is
BitLocker uses the highest encryption standards (AES) so you can depend on the service with total peace of mind
Hi there, thank you for your question! BitLocker is generally considered a safe and secure way to encrypt your hard drive, as it uses strong encryption algorithms to protect your data. However, it's important to note that no encryption method is 100% foolproof, and there is always a risk of someone finding a vulnerability or exploit that could potentially bypass the encryption. In addition, if someone has physical access to your computer and can bypass the login screen, they could potentially access your data. It's important to use strong passwords or passphrases to help protect against unauthorized access, and to keep your BitLocker recovery key in a safe place in case you need to recover your data in the event of a hardware failure or other issue.
It'll be safe - but it is worth mentioning that by default, Bit locker encrypts using AES-128 bit - if you want higher encryption to AES-256 bit you'll need to adjust your machine's local group policy, which you can find online how to do.
@@bobpage6597 Theoretically 256 bits is better, but in practice 128 bits is just as secure and in its favor it has better disk performance.
@@CesarPeron NVMe discs are so fast now you'll not really be able to tell the difference visually. You'd need to use a benchmark test to probably be able to see the difference.
Thank you for sharing this important information !
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I recorded a video on Android with v recording, and I finished recording, it didn't turn on anymore, and what should I do in this case?
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Didn't know how it would affect my usage
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@@RecoveritDataRecoverySoftware like what would change would I need a password when I login? or do stuff? or would everything be the same and the only change is knowing that the drives are encrypted
I got too many errors. Now i just use a third party software
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End explaining what a video is about for the first 30 seconds of the video. I know what it's about. I've seen the title and thumbnail. Get to the content.