encrypt any hard disk in your computer with your password

Privacy is one of the major concerns today in the digital world. Whether on the Internet or even in profiles, if we do not take it seriously, we risk putting our information at risk. To add more security to files on your device, or to an external disk, Windows has a BitLocker encryption feature.

encrypt any hard disk in your computer with a password

Open the Start Menu and search for Control Panel;

encrypt any hard disk in your computer with a password 

 Click on "System and Security";

encrypt any hard disk in your computer with a password

 Look for the BitLocker Drive Encryption option and then click it:

encrypt any hard disk in your computer with a password

 Select the disk you want to encrypt, and next to it click "Run BitLocker":

 Select the disk you want to encrypt, and next to it click "Run BitLocker"


 A process will begin to encrypt the selected hard drive. When you are finished, enter your password:

A process will begin to encrypt the selected hard drive. When you are finished, enter your password


Choose one of the options to save the backup copy of your encryption key, which you can use if you forget the password specified in the previous step.

 Choose one of the options to save the backup copy of your encryption key, which you can use if you forget the password specified in the previous step.

Choose whether you want to encrypt the entire drive, or only certain parts of the user's disk. We recommend encrypting the entire drive:

Choose whether you want to encrypt the entire drive, or only certain parts of the user's disk. We recommend encrypting the entire drive 

 On the last screen, if you are using the latest version of Windows, a warning will appear in accordance with encryption. Select a compatible mode, so you can access the file on devices that use other versions of Windows.


On the last screen, click "Start Encryption" and wait for the process to complete.


  On the last screen, if you are using the latest version of Windows, a warning will appear in accordance with encryption. Select a compatible mode, so you can access the file on devices that use other versions of Windows.

Once the process is complete, when you try to access the encrypted disk, you will be prompted for the password. If you want to remove the encryption for some reason, just follow step 4, and use the "Uncertainty Lock" option. All encrypted disks will have a lock on the side as shown below.

All encrypted disks will have a lock on the side










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