Enterprises with many Windows devices might struggle to know which have BitLocker enabled or where to find BitLocker recovery keys. These techniques can help.

If you're running Windows, you've probably run into the BitLocker Recovery screen at some point. Here's everything you need to know about the Microsoft program.

How to use Bitlocker correctly: ・ Back up the key: When you activate BitLocker (usually automatically with Windows Pro or Business), a recovery key is generated.

Hence, it is not suggested to disable BitLocker encryption if your device supports BitLocker. However, it may become a headache if you do not have the recovery key. Therefore, before enabling ...

The AES key used for the bulk encryption and decryption never leaves your PC no matter how you use BitLocker.

So I can't find anything there that would seem to point at whether a key can go up to my MS account. I'm a novice in Group Policy so if I'm overlooking the obvious, please set me straight.

Microsoft has acknowledged an issue affecting Windows 10 customers who have installed the KB4535680 security update that addresses a security feature bypass vulnerability in Secure Boot.