BitLocker installation

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BitLocker isn’t just a feature for Windows desktop, laptop, and tablet computers. It’s also available for Windows Server as an installable feature. It is a great way to protect servers if you deal with remote locations or hard-to-secure server closets, or if you just want to protect the drives of racked servers.

In this blog, we will see the Bitlocker Installation process

At first install Bitlocker features, if not install





Then Create a GPO and enable the policy









 



Now open the control panel and ensure that view by option should be “Large Icons” then follow the showing step











 

You must have share “Local Resource” to save the file







Now restart the machine


Here is the Bitlocker features are ready to protect your machine

 

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