Windows 7 Windows 7 Bit_Locker

LukeIrvine

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Hi Dose any know the maximum size USB storgae that the Bit-Lock on windows 7 can encrypt.
 


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BitLocker in Windows 7 has limitations on the size of USB drives that it can encrypt. Here are the maximum storage capacities supported for BitLocker encryption on removable drives in Windows 7: - Windows 7 Ultimate and Enterprise: You can encrypt any size of removable drive with BitLocker on these editions. - Windows 7 Professional: BitLocker on this edition can only encrypt a removable drive up to 4 GB in size. If you are using Windows 7 Professional, the maximum size of the USB storage device that BitLocker can encrypt is limited to 4 GB. For Windows 7 Ultimate and Enterprise, there are no such limitations, and you should be able to encrypt larger USB drives without any issues. If you are looking to encrypt a USB storage...
BitLocker in Windows 7 has limitations on the size of USB drives that it can encrypt. Here are the maximum storage capacities supported for BitLocker encryption on removable drives in Windows 7: - Windows 7 Ultimate and Enterprise: You can encrypt any size of removable drive with BitLocker on these editions. - Windows 7 Professional: BitLocker on this edition can only encrypt a removable drive up to 4 GB in size. If you are using Windows 7 Professional, the maximum size of the USB storage device that BitLocker can encrypt is limited to 4 GB. For Windows 7 Ultimate and Enterprise, there are no such limitations, and you should be able to encrypt larger USB drives without any issues. If you are looking to encrypt a USB storage device larger than 4 GB on Windows 7 Professional, you might need to consider alternative encryption methods or upgrade to a different edition of Windows that supports larger storage encryption with BitLocker.
 


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