Bitlocker accidentaly turn off computer


  1. MaksP
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    Bitlocker accidentaly turn off computer


    I was encripting my external HDD Tevion 1.5Tb when I accidentaly turned off the computer. Will my disc be broken, can I resume the encryption or must I decode it?
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  3. Dinesh
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    Hi there, you should be able to resume the encryption. If you get some error, just try the encryption process again.
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  4. MaksP
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    Thank you very much!
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  6. Dinesh
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    No problem. :)
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