If you're in the habit of transferring files using USB drives, you may want to protect the information you store on them.

Once the drive is unlocked, you can also access a few additional features offered with BitLocker to Go. Right-click the drive and choose Manage BitLocker from the menu (or search for the BitLocker ...

As it happens, the problem isn’t with either BitLocker or with your USB drives. ... With Windows XP, you should go to the Control Panel and select Folder Options. Next, ...

Windows Vista Ultimate's new drive encryption feature BitLocker supposedly works with a regular USB drive. But if you pulled your hair out trying to enable it using Microsoft's non-existent ...

You can save the key to a trusted cloud service or a USB drive or even print it out and keep it safe. Another factor to remember is that BitLocker isn’t a substitute for other security practices.

I know that if you have Hard Drive on Computer A protected, and take the drive out and hook it up via usb to Computer B you will be prompted for the password. Once you enter the password you can ...

Security controls on removable drives forms an integral part of Windows 7, squeezing third-party developers from yet another niche. {loadposition stephen08}There have been many examples of ...

Go to Start > Control Panel > BitLocker Drive Encryption. You should have no yellow boxes (if you do, revise the previous steps), and click Turn On BitLocker for your selected partition. Select ...