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Hi everyone. Frank Westfall here. In this

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video, I will show you how to enable and

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use bitlocker disk encryption with or

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without a tpm chip and how to use

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bitlocker to go

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with Windows 10 or Windows 11.

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Bitlocker is an application that is

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built into all Microsoft operating

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systems since Windows 7,

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and it allows you to encrypt the

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contents of your system disk or your

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system disk and another disk and also

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encrypt the contents of removable disks

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like usb flash thumb drives. This means

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that if those disks are ever lost or

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stolen or the computer itself is ever

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lost or stolen. Anyone who has those

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disks won't be able to read any of the

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data on it unless they have the

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encryption key as well and as long as

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your encryption key isn't with the

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computer. When it's lost or stolen,

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there's no way they can have the

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encryption key.

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So what that means is that if I lose

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this laptop or it gets stolen, and I have

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bitlocker disk encryption enabled. Even

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if someone pulls the disk out,

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and puts it in another computer,

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they will not be able to read the

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contents on this disk. It is encrypted,

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and if a person doesn't have Bitlocker,

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just encryption or some other type of

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disk encryption enabled and they lose

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their computer.

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And I happen to find it or anyone who's

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relatively savvy with computers,

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we'll be able to pull the disc out,

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put it in another computer and instantly

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access all the data on it. Anything

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that's unencrypted is just there for the

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taking,

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So I highly recommend that if you have

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sensitive data on a laptop

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or a removable thumb drive

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that you encrypt the contents of it.

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The worst thing that can happen is you

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have sensitive data, and then you're not

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thinking about whether or not the device

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gets lost or stolen and then it gets

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lost or stolen and you don't care about

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the actual laptop. Uou care about the

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data. Well with BitLocker disk encryption,

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if that happens, you don't have to worry

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because your data is protected. It's not

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going to be red. It's not going to be

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able to be used. You might be out the

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device. You might have lost the laptop or

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you might have lost a thumb drive but

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you didn't lose your data. For this video,

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you will need any PC, computer or laptop,

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a flash thumb drive. And it doesn't have

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to have much storage four gigs or above

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would be fine. And if you're wondering

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how I'm running windows 11 without a TPM

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chip because I'm going to show you

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BitLocker without a TPM chip. And with a

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tpm chip, I show how to bypass the new

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tpm requirements for Windows 11.

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In my other video called, "Your pc does

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not meet minimum requirements: how to

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bypass, tpm 2.0. And run Windows 11 on

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older PC,

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the link for that video will be in the

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description below, okay. Here we go. First,

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I'm going to show you how to use

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bitlocker without a tpm, than with a tpm

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and then also show you how to use

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bitlocker to go for usb flash drives.

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I'll show you that there's no tpm

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enabled.

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This computer actually has a tpm chip,

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but I have it disabled in the bios to

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check your tpm status. You can type in

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tpm.msc

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in the search run bar,

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and you can see that this computer

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doesn't think it has a tpm chip because

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when it's turned off in the bios. It

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doesn't even get powered on it's like

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the chip doesn't even exist when you

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turn it off in the bios.

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So we don't have a tpm chip, but we're

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still going to use bitlocker just fine.

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The next thing we want to do is in the

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search run box type in gp

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edit

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dot msc,

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and we want to go to local computer

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policy,

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administrative templates,

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expand that go to windows components,

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expand that

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and then go to bitlocker drive

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encryption and expand that,

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and then operating system drives.

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And then if we slide this over over here

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require additional authentication at

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startup. Double click that,

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turn it to enabled and then check this

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box if it isn't already checked allow

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bitlocker without a compatible tpm

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requires a password or startup key on a

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usb flash drive.

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We're going to hit ok,

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so now we can use bitlocker without a

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tpm

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and we can go to

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control panel.

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And then

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bitlocker drive encryption and then we

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just want to turn on bitlocker,

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and this is where you want to insert

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your usb drive, we're going to need it in

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a second.

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You can choose

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to use a usb drive

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to decrypt the disk

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before operating system login

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or you can choose to use a password and

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i'll show you what it looks like with a

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password login in a second when we're

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done with this i'm going to use a

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password to decrypt the system drive.

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I recommend using a complex password for

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this,

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and then

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we're going to save

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the recovery key

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onto the flash drive.

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I've already named this one win11

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BitLock,

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and then hit next.

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And you can choose the first option,

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if you want to do your whole disk, it

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does take longer but that just encrypts

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the entire disk regardless of whether or

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not there's data on the disk for the

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purpose of speed. I'm going to do

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the top option here

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and I'm going to use the new encryption

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mode

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here. You want to uncheck this,,

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and then hit start encrypting

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and then you get this notification.

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Encryption is in progress encryption of

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c by bitlocker drive encryption has

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started when bitlocker disk encryption

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is running even before it's finished

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encrypting the entire disk.

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You can shut down and restart the

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computer. It picks up wherever

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it left off when you shut down the

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computer. If it hasn't finished, its

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encryption process the encryption

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process is a one-time thing and then

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after that it's just encrypted. This is

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what logging in looks like

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after you've enabled bitlocker without a

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tpm chip, you're first asked for a

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password to decrypt the system disk and

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then you enter the password to log in.

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And those can be two separate passwords,

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or they could be the same, I recommend

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that they're different. So first, I'm just

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going to enter the bitlocker password.

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Now, the system disk is decrypted

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and the operating system can load.

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And now I can log into the operating

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system,

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and I'm in. That's what logging in looks

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like when you use BitLocker without a

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TPM chip. If you use BitLocker with a TPM

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chip. It looks exactly like normal login,

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because the TPM delivers the decryption

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password as the computer starting up

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automatically without you even knowing

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that's happening. Okay so, I've turned my

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tpm chip on in the system bios and if

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you're not sure if you have a tpm chip,

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you can go into your bios

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and go under security

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and then if you have tpm. You'll see tpm

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security as an option. I'm going to turn

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on my tpm chip now and then show you

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bitlocker with tpm

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hit apply,

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and then when you hit apply. You get

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these options.

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I'm going to do

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tpm acpi support,

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and then you have to hit activate as

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well and now the tpm chip can be used by

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the motherboard. And by the operating

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system,

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hit apply and exit. That's how you turn

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tpm on in your bios. Now I'm going to

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turn on bitlocker again, but this time

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with the tpm chip. First, I'm just going

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to do the tpm.msc

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command in the search run bar

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to show the tpm status. So here it shows

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that there is a tpm chip,

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and you can actually also check the

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firmware version of your tpm chip right

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here. Specification version 1.2. This is a

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tpm chip that is running tpm firmware

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1.2 can exit out of that.

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And then I'm just going to also show you

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that

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the group policy modification

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has been undone as well.

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So if I go back to that same spot,

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you can see that I've reverted this to

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not configured then go to control panel,

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and bitlocker drive encryption again,

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turn on bitlocker,

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and we want to

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save

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the recovery key

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to

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this disk. This is the usb disk that I

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have.

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Say yes.

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Your recovery key has been saved and

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it's really important that you save your

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recovery key, and then actually keep it

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because if you get locked out of your

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disk and you need to get back in you

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have to have that encryption key or you

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will not be able to get that data.

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I've actually had to use my recovery key

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to get into an encrypted disk before so

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just keep it in a safe place and then

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hit next.

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And we're going to use the top option

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again,

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and then new encryption mode, yes.

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And then for this one, we can actually do

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the run bit locker system check. What

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it's going to do is look for a tpm chip,

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and it says okay everything looks good.

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Restart now. And then the encryption will

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start okay. I've restarted and I'm going

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to check the status of the bitlocker

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encryption.

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Control panel bitlocker drive

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encryption, and you can see that the

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encryption is in progress right now.

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You'll notice that you're able to shut

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down and restart the computer. And it

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does not disrupt the process of the

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encryption, you can also turn off

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bitlocker here very simply by hitting

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turn off bitlocker.

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And then this will decrypt the disk. The

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disk has been decrypted, and now we're

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back to where we started the last thing

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I'm going to show you is how to use

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bitlocker to go which is for use with

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usb flash thumb drives.

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So maybe you don't want to encrypt your

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entire system disk inside the computer

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itself, but you want to have

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some sensitive data encrypted in a flash

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thumb drive. You can use this to do that.

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So I'm going to encrypt this flash thumb

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drive.

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Just turn on bitlocker.

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We're going to use a password to unlock

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it,

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and then I'm going to save the bitlocker

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encryption key. I'm going to actually

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just put it on the desktop of this

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computer. I recommend actually putting it

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on a separate usb drive, but for the

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purpose of this demonstration, I'm going

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to put it just on the desktop of this

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computer.

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The recovery key has been saved that

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step is really important you want to

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make sure that you see your recovery key

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has been saved,

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and hit next. And then we're going to use

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the top option again,

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and compatible mode has to be used for

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drives that can be moved from the device

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hit next and yes, we are ready to start

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encrypting this usb drive.

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Now I'm going to remove this drive and

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then plug it back in. So you can see what

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it looks like when you plug the drive in.

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So go to eject media,

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safe to remove,

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pull it out

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and then put it back in

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bitlocker drive, encryption unlock drive.

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The drive is bitlocker protected,

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enter the password

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and now the drive has been unlocked

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and

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we can access the data on it.

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There isn't any data on this. It's just

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the recovery keys from the

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testing of bitlocker that I did before

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the video. And then also the recovery

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keys that we created during this video

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and I also want to show you real quick

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what it looks like. If you have the usb,

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disk in and you haven't entered the

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bitlocker decryption key. So this is what

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it would be like for someone that found

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your usb disk, but they don't have the

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bitlocker password to decrypt the drive

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they plug it in their computer. They go

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to access it and

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they're not getting in

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even if they loaded this up on a linux

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system or some other type of computer.

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And then they can actually open it

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the actual data in. It is encrypted so

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it's just a bunch of gibberish. It

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doesn't make any sense you can also

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decrypt the usb drive the same way that

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you decrypted the system drive.

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I just did a decryption of the usb drive.

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So it's just back to a normal usb drive.

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All you have to do is hit the turn off

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bitlocker under

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bitlocker to go, and then select the

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drive and then hit turn off bitlocker.

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All right, that's it. I hope this

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