If Manage BitLocker isn't listed, it means that you don't have the correct Windows edition. The BitLocker Drive Encryption applet lists all the drives connected to the Windows device: The Operating system drive is the drive on which Windows is installed.

This functionality gives administrators control over how BDE and the memory-management system manage the pagefile. We recommend that you enable Encrypting File System (EFS) encryption of the pagefile if the following conditions are true: The BDE default PagefileOnOSVolume registry setting is not used.

To check BitLocker status, run “manage-bde -status <OS volume letter:>” at a command prompt as an administrator of the computer. Figure 1 Sample output of an operating system volume that is protected by both TPM protector and Recovery Password protector. (Device encryption is not affected by this TPM vulnerability.)

Manage-bde –Protectors –Disable %systemdrive% -RebootCount 2; Then, restart the device two times to resume BitLocker protection. To make sure that BitLocker protection has been resumed, run the following command after restarting two times: Manage-bde –Protectors –enable %systemdrive% Event log information

To check BitLocker status, run “manage-bde -status <OS volume letter:>” at a command prompt as an administrator of the computer. Figure 1 Sample output of an operating system volume that is protected by both TPM protector and Recovery Password protector. (Device encryption is not affected by this TPM vulnerability.)

Tóm tắt. Sau khi bạn kích hoạt liên bang thông tin xử lý tiêu chuẩn (FIPS) phù hợp cho BitLocker trong Windows 7 hoặc Windows Server 2008 R2, bạn không thể lưu mật khẩu phục hồi FIPS tương thích với dịch vụ miền Active Directory (AD DS).

Manage-bde-unlock-rp <recovery password> <operating system drive:> Note The operating system drive may be a different letter than in the main operating system. To do this, you should first recover your BitLocker key. See information about this from get your recovery password. You need to get the recovery ID first by running the following command:

Manage-bde –Protectors –Disable C: -RebootCount 1 Then, deploy the update and restart the device to resume the BitLocker protection. On a device that has Credential Guard enabled, run the following command from an Administrator command prompt to suspend BitLocker for 2 restart cycles:

BitLocker is particularly valuable if your device is lost or stolen, as it keeps your sensitive information secure. It’s designed to be user-friendly and integrates seamlessly with the Windows operating system, making it easy to set up and manage. BitLocker offers two functionalities:

Manage-bde -protectors -delete C: -id "{TPM id}" Manage-bde -protectors -add C: -TPM Note In the first command, replace <TPM id> with the ID number that you copied in step 8. Restart the Surface Book 2 device. Follow the “Check the BitLocker settings” steps to determine whether your settings are now correct.