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2楼正解!

缺点是只有 带Bitlocker的WIN10 WIN11 可以看
插入别的系统 比如 MAC LINUX 就看不到了.

本帖最后由 beterhans 于 2025-8-8 12:38 通过手机版编辑

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家庭版本? 或者是 修改版本?
只有专业版 或者企业版本有

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真没测试过. chat gpt 的回答

which windows 10 or 11 version don't have bitlocker?
ChatGPT said:

BitLocker is only included in the Pro, Enterprise, and Education editions of Windows 10 and Windows 11.

If you want a version without BitLocker, you can use:

    Windows 10 Home

    Windows 11 Home

These editions don’t come with the full BitLocker encryption feature. However:

    They do have Device Encryption on some newer hardware, which is a simplified version of BitLocker that works automatically if you sign in with a Microsoft account.

    If you want no encryption at all, you can disable Device Encryption in settings or during setup.

Do you want me to list all Windows editions and their BitLocker availability? That way you can see the full picture.
You said:
let's say I have a USB driver on a bitlocker machine. the USB enabled bitlocker with password, can the windows 10 home without bitlocker view the file on USB driver?
ChatGPT said:

No — if that USB drive has been encrypted with BitLocker and protected with a password, a Windows 10 Home machine won’t be able to open it directly, because Home editions don’t include the BitLocker decryption driver/UI for removable drives.

Here’s what will happen:

    When you plug it into Windows 10 Home, you’ll just see the drive in File Explorer with a lock icon.

    If you click it, Windows Home will show a message like “This drive is BitLocker-protected. To use this drive, you need to unlock it on a computer running Windows 10 Pro or later.”

    You won’t get the familiar password entry box.

Workarounds:

    Unlock it on a Pro machine first → copy the files to another drive.

    Use a third-party tool (e.g., M3 BitLocker Loader, Hasleo BitLocker Anywhere) that can open BitLocker volumes on Home editions.

    Use Linux with Dislocker to mount it if you have the recovery key or password.

If you want, I can explain why Windows Home can read BitLocker-encrypted fixed drives sometimes but not removable drives — it’s a licensing/feature split thing.