Bitlocker, Truecrypt, dm-crypt, PGP WDE will encrypt your data but leave something unencrypted in order to boot from it. I'm not advocating against "full" disk

Bitlocker, Truecrypt, dm-crypt, PGP WDE will encrypt your data but leave something unencrypted in order to boot from it. I'm not advocating against "full" disk encryption. That's what I use. I just wanted to say that the OP doesn't need boot volume verification and that Bitlocker is sufficient for his needs.