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Some Windows 10 devices come with encryption turned on by default, and you can check this by going to Settings > System > About and scrolling down to Device Encryption. ... BitLocker is available only on Professional versions of Windows and above (a $99 upgrade for Home edition users), but it's incredibly easy to set up.
As users of Windows 10 Pro or Enterprise have access to, and will likely use, the full-disk encryption BitLocker feature, Microsoft has acted quickly. ... The advisory states "On Windows computers with self-encrypting drives, BitLocker Drive Encryption manages encryption and will use hardware encryption by default.
When BitLocker is enabled on a system drive and the PC has a TPM, you can choose to require that users type a PIN before BitLocker will unlock the drive.
Some Windows 10 devices come with encryption turned on by default, and you can check this by going to Settings > System > About and scrolling down to Device Encryption. ... BitLocker is available only on Professional versions of Windows and above (a $99 upgrade for Home edition users), but it's incredibly easy to set up.
BitLocker automatically activates immediately after installing a fresh Windows 10 version 1803 (April 2018 Update) and McAfee Drive Encryption is not deployed on the endpoint.
Use the Windows key + X keyboard shortcut to open the Power User menu and select Control Panel. Click System and Security. Click BitLocker Drive Encryption. Under BitLocker Drive Encryption, click Turn on BitLocker.
A Microsoft spokesperson told us that Windows 10 offers BitLocker automatic device encryption on all SKUs, including Home, provided their hardware can support this. ... If you have a new Windows 10 PC, your PC may or may not support Device Encryption. It's up to the manufacturer.
On way you can protect your data is by using encryption. ... Windows 10, similar to previous versions, includes BitLocker Drive Encryption, a feature that allows you to use encryption on your PC's hard drive and on removable drives to prevent prying eyes from snooping into your sensitive data.
However, almost two years after windows 10 was released, Microsoft still doesn't enable the BitLocker Drive Encryption feature in Windows 10 Home edition, so no matter what we do, we can't turn on the BitLocker feature in Windows 10 Home edition by default.
Locate the hard drive you want to encrypt under This PC in Windows Explorer. Right-click the target drive and choose Turn on BitLocker. Choose Enter a Password. Enter a secure password. Choose "How to Enable Your Recovery Key" which you'll use to access your drive if you lose your password.
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