Fix BitLocker error E_FVE_TPM_NOT_DETECTED, The booting system doesn't have or doesn't detect a TPM in Windows 11/10.

You can boot your Surface device from USB Drive at Startup by following the easy step-by-step instructions presented in this post.

Microsoft says the bug affected the Surface 2 (running Windows RT) but not the Surface Pro 2. I, for one, will be crossing my fingers that it actually works.

Vole makes a mess Windows users are reporting BitLocker problems after installing last week's security update for Secure Boot. Patch KB5012170 was designed to plug Secure Boot holes and ...

Once the computer’s operating system kicks in, you won’t have any problem using that larger capacity USB drive. But if you’re trying to boot from it, the BIOS simply won’t see it.

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 ...

Microsoft’s USB Type-C dongle for Surface Pro is finally here, and it’s huge Outsized accessory was announced more than a year ago, will cost you $80.

Step 1: Connect the Windows 10 bootable USB to the Surface Pro 3 tablet and switch it off. To boot via USB flash drive, press and hold volume down button, then press and release the power button.

While creating the bootable USB drive, you can remove the 4GB RAM, TPM 2.0, Secure Boot, and Microsoft Account sign-in requirements.

The build's highlight, however, is a new policy for Windows admins who want to exclude USB removable drives from BitLocker encryption.