New Windows devices have disk encryption turned on by default. But what happens to your recovery key? Micah Lee. December 28 2015, 9:57 a.m. Share . Copy link ...

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If you have Windows 10 Home and want to encrypt your disk, but don't want the recovery key to be stored in OneDrive, that's OK; you can do it. Contrary to what The Intercept wrote, ...

The Ultimate and Enterprise editions of Windows 7 and Vista offer a disk-encryption utility called BitLocker, but it can be somewhat tricky to set up. DiskCryptor’s main screen.

If a third-party disk encryption software is incompatible with the next Windows 10 Feature Update, it may cause the upgrade to crash. Here's the workaround.

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Disk encryption software hides in the part of the hard disk that initializes the hardware. When you start the machine you provide your password to the encryption software before it loads Windows ...

With Windows XP or older versions, this means adding on full disk encryption utilities from vendors like GuardianEdge, PGP, PointSec or SafeBoot for $100 to $200 per system.

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Headlines every few weeks shout "Laptop lost with 60,000 customer records" or "25,000 Social Security numbers on stolen notebook" or something equally disturbing. Given these leaks usually involve ...