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• Unable to encrypt USB / El Capitan

  Using a Macbook Air running El Capitan 10.11.4...

  (Sorry if this is the wrong forum, but I've never understood how to navigate to the right place n communities Support from Apple).

  I tried (for literally a few hours) to find how pw - protect / encrypt a new USB key. Although I have read and followed the instructions to more than a dozen son / pages online, * nothing * works, because my system does not simply offer the options described. To cut a very long story short, I used disk utility to erase the drive, but never did have the option of "password" on the screen "next" mentioned repeatedly - there is no next screen, just a local saying 'Done '. Then I discovered several discussions mentioning the need to partition the USB key to encrypt - that seems weird to me, but I guess I'm out of my depth. Anyway, "Partition" is always grayed out. I * so * found son saying that, so the partition, I first need to choose "GUID" partition of the table - but absolutely nowhere in the process are only some sort of partition of an option. At no time do I get nothing except a NAME box, a box of FORMAT and DELETE / CANCEL.

  Oh - on another (official, Apple) help screen, he said in El Capitan, you could simply Ctrl-click on the USB in the Finder. (Interestingly, no other screen I saw didn't mention this.) Of course, that appear a box to enter a new password... followed by the error message that I must first of all put in place a GUID partition table.

  Naively, I thought this would be a three-minute operation, but I'm completely stumped.

  You can only encrypt a drive formatted for Mac.  If this isn't the case, you will need to format will erase the drive.

  In disk utility, select the drive and delete it. As the format, select Mac OS extended (journaled). That will make a table partition GUID.

• the guest account can access encrypted USB flash drive?

  So here's the scenario

  I encrypted an external usb flash drive.  If I have access to this USB key, enter my password, decrypt the USB key. then close the session,

  and go to access as a guest (ALWAYS logged IN MY ACCOUNT) so that the family can use my computer,

  What happens to someone else, they can access the flash drive which has been deciphered from my account?

  should not the external drive is accessible to the account, that it has been deciphered?

  Once the drive is mounted (enabling access through decryption as well) is accessible to all users.

• How to encrypt usb OS CAPITAN

  I have a USB and want to encrypt it. But the Capitan OS will not let me us the option of partition in disk utility.   So, what should I do?

  Which is exactly the problem that you receive?

  It seems that our goal is to present under OS extended (journaled, Encrypted)

  The question is unclear.  Is the partition in disk utility gray tab?

  If so, you must select the physical disk and not volume.

  If the disk has a map of MBR partition, it will have to be deleted and replaced by TPG.

• You want to remove the USB device BitLocker encryption.

  Original title: Bitlocker

  I have bitlocker encrypted USB, for an emergency, I need to use it on XP without any encryption, formatting the drive to help me?

  Hi Pram1516,

  Using BitLocker To Go reader application?

  You can follow these steps and check if that helps:

  a. connect the USB removable.

  b. type your password and click the release button.

  c. open the control panel (all items view) and click the BitLocker Drive Encryption icon.

  d. click Activate disable BitLocker for the drive letter for the removable hard drive or a USB flash drive that you want to decrypt.

  e. click the Decrypt Drive button.

  f. BitLocker will now start to decrypt the drive.

  g. Once completed, click the close button.

  Hope the helps of information.
  Please post back and we do know.

• How to upgrade the already encrypted files on the USB HDD with new XP Recovery certificate

  I backed up the files encrypted in My Documents on a USB drive on which these files are also encrypted state. My computer crashed so I reinstalled the operating system. I wanted to send records encrypted USB HD to my computer or tried to copy projecteurDu and paste them into My Documents. I could not do this because I got "an error occurred in the application...". access privilegesDo i., access is denied. "I created a new recovery certificate and put in place a recovery agent. From there how I update the previously encrypted files on th USB HDD with the new recovery certificate? I'd appreciate a step by step procedure. Can I select the USB drive in the command line and run cipher/u on this drive or make the command/u of encryption on the computer without connecting to the USB HDD

  Sorry to say that my bet is that you never gain access to these files again.

  When you created the files encrypted, Windows creates a key for decryption to access these files and stored, encrypted in your certificate store.  When your system crashed, the decryption key has crashed with it.  Without this key, you will never have access to your encrypted files.  If you have recovered from a backup image-style, you should be able to access these files.  If you've recovered by installing Windows from the installation disc, then you have created a new and different installation with different Secure ID (SID) and a certificate store empty.  A recovery agent will only retrieve encrypted files that were created after that recovery agent was in place - as a new certificate.  What you really need to do, it's your old certificate to restore the backup that you created when you started using EFS.  The following article is mandatory for anyone using the EFS file system.  Special attention to the paragraph entitled "why you should back up your certificates.

  "Best Practices for encrypting file system"
   <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/223316 >

  If you do not have a return to the top of your certificate, then things look dark.  There is a program called "AEFSDR' whose 'professional' version comes through what has not been overwritten on your hard drive in search of remains of certificates that could be delivered together to recover.

  Good luck
  HTH,
  JW

• BitLocker encrypted laptop USBs open on any other Windows PC?

  Hello

  Running Windows 7 ultimate and have encrypted a 2 GB and 32 GB Flash DRIVE using Bitlocker program that resides in the Windows 7 operating system.

  Have looked for answers online / on this forum and I'm still unclear whether encrypted flash drives can be opened on the PC they were encrypted on? It is important that any damage caused to the 'mother' PC would mean that the encrypted USB drives are useless.

  To clarify, would like to ensure that these flash drives can be opened through Bitlocker on any computer that has installed Windows/BitLocker.

  Pretty sure that I do not use Bitlocker to go as I had never heard of the front.

  Any advice would be much appreciated!

  Thank you

  Bootsyjam

  Hello

  Thanks for posting your query on the Microsoft Community.

  I suggest you return the article mentioned below to learn more about BitLocker. Hope that these articles will help you get answers to your questions.

  You can use BitLocker Drive encryption to protect your files on a disc. BitLocker can help the hacks to access the files on the system, that they rely on to discover your password, or to access your drive by physically removing from your PC and install it in another. You can always connect to Windows and use your files as you normally would.

  BitLocker frequently asked Questions (FAQ)

  BitLocker Drive encryption

  Overview of BitLocker Drive encryption

  Note: This article is for Windows Vista, but also applies to Windows 7.

  Hope that the information provided is useful. Let us know if you have any concerns related to Windows.

  Kind regards

• Disable the USB port

  How do disable you the two USB ports on the front of a Dell Inspiron 3647? Or better yet, the password protect them?

  The problem with the software approaches, either change the registry or by using an application like IntelliAdmin, is they disable all the USB storage for all users. If you won't be able to connect a USB or USB either. Note: If you use them, only the key and encrypted USB drives USB encrypted is HIPAA compliant.

  You will also need a password protected administrator account and only this account has the right to change the registry or re - run IntelliAdmin to reactivate the USB access.

  The Manual shows two connectors on the motherboard to the front USB ports. If you unplug the cables of these two connectors (be sure to store out of the way or cover with the CHATTERTON, so they can't communicate with the motherboard, case, or any other component), you can physically turn off the two front USB ports.

  BUT, BUT... I do not know if that generates an error message when the PC starts, or if the PC starts even when these two cables are disconnected. May be worth a try...

  My other thought is to put the PC in a cupboard locked (with adequate ventilation) and only personnel are the key.

  Since it is a HIPAA question, you may not be the first to meet, then maybe you can find acceptable solutions to the HiPAAJournal.com or related resources.

• How to encrypt a USB, when I get the message "(GPT) GUID Partition Table partitioning scheme is required? '."

  I just tried to encrypt a USB drive with my Mac book (latest version) and got the message "A GUID Partition Table (GPT) partitioning schΘma required." What does this mean and suggestions on how to proceed?

  The drive must be formatted for Mac. Start in the Recvery mode. Erase the drive using disk utility (select the top icon which represents the entire disk and click clear. Partition scheme must be Mac OS (Extended) first partition GUID, which is the default value.

  If you want to install a system on it follow these steps:

  How to reinstall OS X on your Mac - Apple Support

• HP Pavilion 15-p020ca: create USB recovery media, delete the Lexar USB encryption?

  Hey guys, try to create USB recovery media. Want to know if the Encrypt-a-Stick Lexar software should be removed from USB before that. Or, can be used to password protect the USB recovery media? Don't think it's necessary, but if it can be used I could go that route. Thank you, pcpunk

  Hello

  Please remove, make one a blank USB key.

  Kind regards.

• How to encrypt a USB stick.

  I had already formatted the USB, but the disco utility won't let me use the partition option in the menu.  It doesn't let me format in the first two options.

  You or the other need of third party encryption software or erase and format using Mac OS X extended (journaled, Encrypted).

• Remove encryption from a USB

  My former employer put encryption on my USB and I can not access my files.  I have files from the last 13 years on the USB and no means of access.  Can anyone help?

  They must be decrypted on the same computer that them encrypted.

• Cannot access BIOS when OS disk encrypted w / Bitlocker, starting on the USB key is not unlock disc

  Hello

  I enabled Bitlocker on my Acer Aspire 5315. The system partition is encrypted and the data partition. My motherboard doesn't have a TPM chip, so I opted for the unlock with a USB key.

  When I start the PC or wake them from their hibernation, the splashboot (with the logo of Acer) BIOS screen does not display the information below on how to access the BIOS (press F2) or the boot menu (F12). And therefore I can't access those as I used to.

  BitLocker does not account for the USB key, then asks for the password to unlock the HARD drive. Then Windows starts very well.

  However, restart (by a Windows or after you have entered the wrong password Bitlocker too many times), the BIOS splash screen is normal (with how access BIOS and boot menu), I can access BIOS by pressing F2 AND succesfully Bitlocker unlocks the HARD drive with the USB flash drive without having to ask for the password.

  So, my question is how Bitlocker unlock the HARD disk automatically via the USB when the PC starts?

  Thank you for reading.

  Note: I posted this question on http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w8itprosecurity/threads they suggested that I ask the Acer support.

  Thank you also get answers in the TechNet forums.  I'm sorry that you were unable to get a more complete answer it.

  We suggest that you uninstall BitLocker and decrypt the drive to determine if this restores your ability to access the BIOS.

• Questions of BitLocker read only not my USB key at startup to test before encryption Win 7 ultimate

  My computer hp laptop has TPM and bios is up to date as far as I know. To be honest, I'm sure that's not bios issue or a USB problem.

  I scoured internet and found the same unresolved issues with no will. For some reason any bitlocker app WILL create a key USB and MPT will be turned on. However, and fortunately, when I leave a test before the actual encryption process, Bitlocker will give me an error code saying that the key could not be detected on the USB after the reboot.

  If anyone of you has a real address and went through this answer please. If you don't know what you are talking about please pass. I just need to run more.

  Thank you and much obliged to those who can solve this problem.

  After deducting - more to guess and pray - I tried two things. Firstly I have updated the bios on the Hp page. To be honest I don't think it was the cure.

  What I think don't have it really that my USB drive has not been formatted to NTFS. Effing Windows says nothing of this during the test before encryption. I strongly advice that this is done before you encrypt, then check the box before you start! USB is in FAT32 or whatever and once I transferred all the files on hard drive and then deleted everything I formatted, it new and transferred all back. I then tried again to encrypt and Windows Ultimate edition finally recognize the encryption key on the USB port and have begun to encrypt - which takes a lot of time on my 500g SSD.

  before to make this mark of course, you delete the previous Bitlocker and TPM key facts of the attempts failed, so you don't get confused. The computer that is known, but unless you wrote, or have a photographic memory, you might get confused as well.* *.

  In addition, I don't know if it would have made a difference, but I reset the Bios to factory settings before the the reattempt and I deleted the password BIOS TPM preceding on the USB as well, so I'm not confused. My system is pretty bone bare, so nothing has been maleffected. Restart the BIOS will ask you if you want to make these changes or not.

  I hope this helps. I know that whenever I'm searching for answers here they never really. Most of the answers just to get out of the people *. See you soon!

• HP ProtectTools encryption recovery disk: USB drive not recognized

  I encrypted hard drives of a couple of notebooks HP Elitebook 8560p using HP ProtectTools drive encryption. Saved 4GB USB DRIVE formatted FAT32 discs recovery keys. BIOS and latest available drive encryption versions today.

  Today I decided to test the functionality of recovery. So, when the BitLocker Drive login screen appears at the start, I select Recovery. Then I click on browse to find the recovery on the USB drive key. However, the USB is not visible doesn't help not hit 'refresh readers '. I tested it on two laptops. The system simply does not see the USB drive at this stage (works very well under Windows). Any ideas? I lived the most obvious BIOS settings.

  An update on a case where someone has the same problem:

  The USB key is recognized and everything works fine if the laptop is in its docking station, and the USB is connected to the USB port of the docking station.