so went onto onedrive and checked my recovery keys. So clicked backup.įigured I'd better check the backup worked. I still had to manually enable Bitlocker previously. That didn't happen last time I upgraded a PC from Home to Pro. went to the main drive that I wanted to encrypt. Went through the upgrade process, rebooted. So today got round to upgrading it to windows 10 Pro, purely for BitLocker. Wasn't advertised as having a TPM so was resigned to perhaps one of the free drive encryption packages, but on arrival saw it had a TPM and that it was enabled. On buying a new high end PC recently, was well aware that it came with W10 Home, and so fully intended to install some kind of drive encryption.
only 'device encryption' and even then only in some very rar circumstances that largely confined it to low end tablets. was under the belief that W10 Home didn't provide bitlocker.
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