(08-19-2025, 04:59 AM)Almighty1 Wrote:(08-18-2025, 09:56 PM)admin Wrote: For a BitLocker-encrypted drive, whether it is locked or unlocked, the data stored on the disk is encrypted. The reason we can access unencrypted data on a BitLocker encrypted drive in Windows is that Windows decrypts this data for us.
You are right, I am still trying to learn about BitLocker. It seems I got the terms off and unlocked confused. Off means it's no longer BitLocker and unencrypted while unlocked means it's still encrypted.
Please follow the steps below to send us the GUID of the DELLSUPPORT partition so that we can modify the code to automatically select this partition during system backup and cloning and prevent the partition size from being automatically adjusted during cloning and restoration.
- Launch DiskPart Tool
- Open Command Prompt as Administrator.
- Type diskpart and press Enter to enter interactive mode.
- Open Command Prompt as Administrator.
- List Disks and Partitions
- Type list disk to view all available disks. Identify the target disk number (e.g., Disk 0).
- Type select disk X (replace X with the target disk number).
- Type list partition to display all partitions on the selected disk.
- Type list disk to view all available disks. Identify the target disk number (e.g., Disk 0).
- View Partition Details (Including GUID)
- Type select partition Y(replace Y with the target partition number).
- Type detail partition to show detailed information, including the GUID of the partition.
- Type select partition Y(replace Y with the target partition number).
Thanks.