Do you worry that if your PC is stolen someone can steal all of your data? Then you should encrypt your hard drive. In this screencast, we look at how Windows 7 has beefed up BitLocker, its built-in encryption program.
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[...] added BitLocker with Vista and enhanced it significantly with Windows 7. BitLocker can encrypt the partitions on which Windows is actually installed on, among other enhancements. [...]
[...] Windows expert knows that the way to secure a hard drive in Windows 7 is to use BitLocker. To use that feature, though, you need either Windows 7 Enterprise or Ultimate. But, did you ever [...]
[...] user interface (e.g. Jump and Pin Lists and Aero Shake), and drilled in on some other topics, like BitLocker, the screen Snipping Tool, MSIE InPrivate browsing mode, and Sticky Notes. I also tried to follow [...]
[...] The BitLocker To Go feature in Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows 7 allows administrators to use Group Policy to force users to enable BitLocker on removable drives before they can write anything to the drives, making them (the drives, that is, not the administrators!) much more secure. The recovery key can be stored in the Active Directory. To learn more about BitLocker in action, watch the screencast, I Know I Can Find It In Here Somewhere: Using Windows 7 Bitlocker. [...]