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They still support it, it’s just not the default any longer for drives that report the capability.
by red_phone 7y ago
They still support it, it’s just not the default any longer for drives that report the capability.
- Marsymars 7y agoThanks for the correction - I expect that support is just a temporary state of affairs though. I used hardware accelerated BitLocker for a few years, and had my systems break multiple times due to BitLocker-related regressions when MS pushed updates. I can't imagine it's going to get more attention now that's it's never enabled by default.