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Aaron [MCP]
I would like to use BitLocker in the near future, though I haven't been
able to try it out since my motherboard doesn't contain a TPM chip. At the
moment the only thing I know about BitLocker is what I've read from the
manuals and help files. From what I understand, BitLocker requires two
partitions on a hard drive so that it can store unencrypted boot files on
one partition and encrypted files on the other. Though many motherboards
allow you to boot from a "usb hard drive".
It would be a nice feature in BitLocker if you were allowed to use a USB
stick to store your boot files on while storing encrypted data on a single
partitioned hard drive. This would enhance security since the operating
system would not be able to boot without the thumb drive. Is there any
change for this feature to be included in future versions of BitLocker?
-Aaron [MCP]
able to try it out since my motherboard doesn't contain a TPM chip. At the
moment the only thing I know about BitLocker is what I've read from the
manuals and help files. From what I understand, BitLocker requires two
partitions on a hard drive so that it can store unencrypted boot files on
one partition and encrypted files on the other. Though many motherboards
allow you to boot from a "usb hard drive".
It would be a nice feature in BitLocker if you were allowed to use a USB
stick to store your boot files on while storing encrypted data on a single
partitioned hard drive. This would enhance security since the operating
system would not be able to boot without the thumb drive. Is there any
change for this feature to be included in future versions of BitLocker?
-Aaron [MCP]