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mcts training kit 70 - 685 Windows 7 Enterprise Desktop Support Technician phần 4

Bạn có thể sử dụng các câu hỏi sau để kiểm tra kiến thức của bạn các thông tin trong chương 2, "Giải đáp thắc mắc Các thành phần phần cứng." Các câu hỏi cũng có sẵn trên đĩa CD đồng nếu bạn muốn xem lại chúng dưới dạng điện tử. | 8. On the Save The Recovery Password page choose the destination a USB drive a local or remote folder or a printer to save your recovery password. The recovery password is a small text file containing brief instructions a drive label and password ID and the 48-digit recovery password. Save the password and the recovery key on separate devices and store them in different locations. Click Next. 9. On the Encrypt The Volume page select the Run BitLocker System Check check box and click Continue if you are ready to begin encryption. Click Restart Now. Upon rebooting BitLocker ensures that the computer is fully compatible and ready to be encrypted. 10. BitLocker displays a special screen confirming that the key material was loaded. Now that this has been confirmed BitLocker begins encrypting the C drive after Windows 7 starts and BitLocker is enabled. BitLocker encrypts the drive in the background so that you can continue using the computer. How to Manage BitLocker Keys on a Local Computer To manage keys on the local computer follow these steps 1. Open Control Panel and click the System And Security link. Under BitLocker Drive Encryption click the Manage BitLocker link. 2. In the BitLocker Drive Encryption window click Manage BitLocker. Using this tool you can perform the following actions which vary depending on the authentication type chosen Save Or Print Recovery Key Again Provides the following options Save The Recovery Key To A USB Flash Drive Save The Recovery Key To A File Print The Recovery Key Duplicate The Startup Key When you use a USB startup key for authentication this allows you to create a second USB startup key with an identical key. Reset The PIN When you use a PIN for authentication this allows you to change the PIN. To manage BitLocker from an elevated command prompt or from a remote computer use the Manage-bde tool which replaces the Manage-bde.wsf script in Windows Vista. For example to view the current BitLocker configuration run manage-bde .