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BitLocker without a TPM?
Where I work, we have 4 Lenovo X100e Mini laptops and we installed our copy of Windows 7 Enterprise 64bit. To my knowledge there has to be a TPM to use BitLocker with certain versions of Windows 7 in order for the key to be stored in Active Directory, like the rest of our regular laptops are.
My question is, can I enable and use Bitlocker in any way and still have the key stored in AD without a TPM? The laptops did not come with a TPM so is there an add-on?(I know it is a long shot for this question)
Also, what other good encryption software is out there that does not require a USB Flash Drive or security password to gain access to the hard drive?