Apparently, Windows Vista PCs won’t be able to natively access volumes using BitLocker 2.0 encryption. The second version of BitLocker is much easier to use, lifting most limitations of the first edition. This version of BitLocker has certain limitations on which volumes can be encrypted.įor Windows 7 Bitlocker Recovery is a key to restoring Encrypted NTFS Volumes. The first version, BitLocker 1.0, is used in Windows Vista. The algorithm of Microsoft BitLocker Recovery uses low-level, sector-by-sector encryption to protect the entire partition, disk, or disk volume. Unlike other access restriction and content-encryption methods employed in Microsoft's latest operating systems, BitLocker deals with entire disk volumes. BitLocker is something else than setting security permissions on files and folders and is different from EFS (Encrypted File System) used for encrypting files and folders from the Security tab in Windows Explorer. Currently available in DiskInternals EFS Recovery, the new technology will be gradually embedded into DiskInternals’ other recovery products.Įssentially, BitLocker is just a name used by Microsoft to describe an algorithm employed in Windows Vista and Windows 7 to encrypt disk volumes sector by sector.
The newest addition to the family of sophisticated data recovery technologies developed by DiskInternals allows recovering data from BitLocker-encrypted NTFS partitions created in Windows 7 and Vista.
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