Does this have a TPM 1.2 or better chip for use with bitlocker? If not, do you know what options there would be for whole-disk hard drive encryption?
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Yes. I use it with Linux Mint and Kubuntu operating systems. I also have TrueCrypt on it and my files encrypted with TrueCrypt, using the universal version which allows access from both Windows and Linux computers. That's the encryption method you'd want where the files must be shared perhaps across more than Linux only or Windows only.
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No on board software for that. You can get software separately. However, I use mine both encrypted and not. The bulk of my data (photos, reading/reference, tools and such) do not need encryption. I do, however, keep my financial info on there encrypted by using a free tool called TrueCrypt.
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Yes, it is. You can use whatever encryption software you like. Do you have something particular in mind such as TrueCrypt, PGP, or even encrypted disk images? All of that should work fine.
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I have not had any problems with this unit at any speed. I use Memorex & Verbatim CD & DVD blanksUsing Windows 7x64 on Asus Z97- Pro MB, Intel i7 4790k CPU with 16 G memoryI have had no experience with Taiyo Yuden blanks
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Sorry but I´m acctualy dont have the bit-extender son i don´t know how works in it. Sorry also mi english.
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Based on the images of this motherboard it does have the TPM header in order for this to work you must also have Windows 7 ultimate Windows 8.1 pro or enterprise or better operating system . If your OS is open source I'm not sure what you may need. Install tpm boot then reboot into bios enable security boot to OS install TPM software enable bit locker all done hope this helps.
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This device has no built in encryption options. You can however use additional software such as truecrypt to make the volume encrypted.
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This question can't be answered because it is too generic. In other words, it all comes down to what type of case or hot swap system you are using as there are different ways and methods of sliding and locking it the drives depending upon the manufacturer. You will just have to roll up your sleeps and do the research for yourself.
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Wondering the same thing. It says "any hard drive", but does it support advanced format drives (4096 byte sectors instead of 512 bytes). All drives >2TB use this format, and many 2TB drives do as well.
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Not as a standard option, the connections are but drives are not, if you are willing to access the Linus O/S then here is a link to consider: http://mybookworld.wikidot.com/encrypted-filesystem
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Kimberly, I would like to know more about why you're wanting to format this drive in FAT32. Is it for Mac/PC compatibility? I would also like to know how you're using or planning to use this drive as well. Hopefully you're installing these in a RAID or NAS device of some sort as they are best suited for that purpose. If not, then I would purchase a different drive. If you're still thinking about going with Western Digital, here's a link that explains their color coding and the capabilities of each color drive. http://www.wdc.com/en/products/internal/desktop/ I hope this helps.
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Not as a standard option, the connections are but drives are not, if you are willing to access the Linus O/S then here is a link to consider:http://mybookworld.wikidot.com/encrypted-filesystem
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I have full drive encryption on mine using TrueCrypt and have no problems at all. Just don't try to flash the drives firmware from inside Windows, because it will fail and you will damage your master boot record. It was easily fixable with the TrueCrypt rescue disk, but it was scary at first. When you want to flash the firmware on the drive, select the option to create a bootable CD.
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Not sure what you are asking. Can you use encryption software to protect your data? Yes. Does it have hardware encryption built-in? No. It's just a USB flash drive.
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Hi W. XU, The DTLPG3 is a hardware encrypted drive that requires a launcher program to run to enter a password prior to getting access to the data on the drive. Due to this any information stored on the drive is not accessible until the laucher program is run and the proper password is accessed. As it is hardware encrypted the drive cannot be altered and would not be able to be made into a bootable drive. As such, it would not be able to run any operating system. Thank you for your interest in Kingston Flash drives, -Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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I use a Kingston 32 GB Data Locker on Windows with no problems to date. Just follow the directions on the Data Traveler.*