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Encrypting Hard Drives
- Thread starter Trevor Chandler
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You bring interesting topics on the table
Thanks precious. That's what a rookie/freshman/neophyte does
WelcomeThanks precious. That's what a rookie/freshman/neophyte does
You’re welcome! But next time, consider using a loop—it’s the gift that keeps on giving!
Why thank someone once when you can thank them 10 times with a for or while loop?
What CompTIA Courses to you teach? If you ever watched a TTT for A+ or trained it, you should know that. IT is part of Windows Versions overview and differences..
I use Bitlocker, but no Bios protected HDD Encryption.
SSDs encrypt usually by default without much inverention from the User. they will newer notice that the modern SSD is encrypting it.
Did you newer wonder, why formation an SSD is so damn fast? they just through the MEK away and create a new one.
Also part of A+ stuff to teach...
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