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1. #Bitlocker download for windows 8 64 bit how to
2. #Bitlocker download for windows 8 64 bit 64 Bit
3. #Bitlocker download for windows 8 64 bit update
4. #Bitlocker download for windows 8 64 bit 32 bit

Once the transaction was complete, the update was automatically and within minutes I had Bitlocker activated on the Lenovo X1 (TPM was previously initiated and turned on), a new key was protected and saved elsewhere, and the internal Samsung 830 256GB Solid State Device ( SSD) initializing and encrypting. The answer was going to the Microsoft store (or Amazon among other venues) and for $139.21 USD (with tax) purchase the upgrade. Via Intel: Converting Windows Installation from BIOS to UEFI.Via Microsoft: Bitlocker Overview and Requirements.Via Microsoft: Bitlocker Frequently Asked Questions.Here are some additional Windows 10 Bitlocker related resources: These new issues are tied to Windows 10 running in BIOS instead of UEFI boot mode. While this post is about Windows 7, there are some new challenges with Windows 10 bit locker and removable devices including USB. Could the solution to the problem be as simple as upgrading from the Professional version of Windows 7 bit to Windows 7 Ultimate?

#Bitlocker download for windows 8 64 bit how to

After spending some time searching around various Microsoft and other sites to figure out how to hack, patch, script and do other things that would take time (and time is money), it dawned on me. The problem was as simple as not having a tab and easy way to enable Bitlocker Drive Encryption with Windows 7 Professional 64 bit. Initializing and turning on the Trusted Platform Module ( TPM) management was not a problem, however for those needing to figure out how to do that, check out this Microsoft TechNet piece. The problem that I ran into with my then new Lenovo X1 was that it came with Windows 7 Professional 64 bit, which has a few surprises when trying to turn on Bitlocker drive encryption. Likewise to the security pros and security arm-chair quarterbacks I know I should not be using Bitlocker, instead using Truecrypt of which I have done some testing and may migrate too in the future along with self-encrypting device ( SED). Yes I know I should not be using Windows and I also have plenty of iDevices and other Apple products lying around.

#Bitlocker download for windows 8 64 bit 64 Bit

However back then, I ran into a problem getting Bitlocker to work on the 64 bit version of Windows 7 Professional.

#Bitlocker download for windows 8 64 bit 32 bit

At that time some of my other devices run Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit with Bitlocker security encryption enabled (since upgraded to various Windows 10 editions). This link above is to a “Forum Article” describing the various ways you can now submit “Feedback” directly to MS Developers and Managers.Enabling Bitlocker on Microsoft Windows 7 Professional 64 bitĪ while back, I added a new laptop that required Enabling Bitlocker on Microsoft Windows 7 Professional 64 bit. If you want bitlocker included with Windows Home seend feedback to MS using the Feedback Hub Up to very recently WPA2 was considered secure, not is it known to be hackable with some effort) Computer security is a quickly changing environment. (google is your friend for more articles, look for ones that are at most year or so old for best current information. (this is a little bit older article but Bruce is a well respected security expert).

There are 3rd party tools you can buy or use free (for personal use) If you want bitlocker now, you have to pay to upgrade to at least Pro.

Potentially they have to pay someone to use the encryption, to 'license' it. MS has made a business decision that providing disk encryption to home users does not make 'business sense'.