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How Do I Know If My Hard Disk Is BitLocker-Encrypted?
Your hard drive might be BitLocker-encrypted without you realizing it. If you don’t have the recovery key, you could lose everything. Learn how to check, why it matters, and the simple steps to protect yourself before it’s too late.
I Use BitLocker. Are My Backups Encrypted?
It’s important to understand when backups of encrypted drives are encrypted and when they’re not.
BitLocker vs. Cryptomator: Why I Use Both (and When You Should, Too)
Use different tools for different purposes.
Password Update Without Re-encrypting: How?
If your password is used to encrypt your hard disk, how can you change your password and still be able to decrypt your disk?
Why I (No Longer) Avoid BitLocker
BitLocker is a fine encryption program if used properly. The problem is that it’s too easy for the average user to skip steps that could result in data loss.
What Encryption Software Do You Recommend?
There are many different tools for encryption. The right one depends on what you’re attempting to accomplish.
What’s the Difference Between Windows Home and Pro Editions?
I prefer Windows Professional editions. Here’s what I consider the important differences between Windows Home and Pro.
How Do I Turn Off BitLocker on a Drive?
BitLocker is a fine approach to encrypting hard drives, especially the system drive. It’s easy to turn off BitLocker if you decide you no longer need it.
How to Save or Recover Your BitLocker Recovery Key
BitLocker could be running on your PC without your knowledge. Without the recovery key, you risk losing everything. I’ll show you three ways to check, find, and save your key.
How Do I Protect My Laptop Data from Theft?
Laptops are portable, convenient, and easily lost. If lost, all your data could easily be available to the finder. Encryption is the answer.
Does Whole-disk Encryption Impact Computer Performance?
Whole-disk encryption has only minimal impact on the performance of modern computers and hard drives. I’ll review why that’s the case and outline something more important: your ability to access the data when something goes wrong.
