If you see This PC doesn't support entering a BitLocker recovery password during startup, enable WinRE, tweak Group Policy, ...

Hi all, It's been a long time and glad to see the Ars Hive Mind™ is still alive and well. :) I have two questions. First is in regards to TPM: (1) I used group policy to bypass the TPM ...

Your administrator must set the “Allow BitLocker without a compatible TPM” option in the “Require additional authentication at startup” policy for OS volumes.

It's not labor-intensive at all to escrow the TPM and BitLocker recovery keys in AD as you can make that part automatic and mandatory through Group Policy -- the computer will push the keys into ...

Encryption is an added level of security for you PC. Here are the pros and cons of Microsoft’s built-in encryption tool BitLocker.

Another positive is that BitLocker has a TPM-based (Trusted Platform Module-based) feature called a “Static Root of Trust” to prevent tampering.

Microsoft on Friday downplayed the risk of using Trusted Platform Module chips after Black Hat researchers demonstrated a hack of them last week. TPM, the bases of Windows hard drive encryption ...

BitLocker, TPM, and tinfoil hats A few weeks ago, the BBC News published a story that was literally true and hopelessly wrong.

Various versions of Windows include the option to use BitLocker, which is Microsoft’s built-in encryption tool. Here are pros and cons.

The TPM is a secure crypto-processor designed to carry out cryptographic operations and installed in many Windows PCs. Microsoft says Bitlocker works best when used in combination with a TPM chip.

You can configure this in Endpoint Security > Disk Encryption > Create Policy > Platform > Windows 10 and later and then choose the BitLocker profile type.