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Most Windows 7 versions (Starter, Home Basic, Home Premium and Professional) don't support full disk encryption.

• tptacek 12y ago
  Upgrade, or switch. Doesn't every version of Win8 support it?
  • pbsd 12y ago
    No.
    • tptacek 12y ago
      You're referring to Bitlocker, right? Don't they do something different, like iOS Data Protection, for non-Pro?
      • pbsd 12y ago
        Yes, Bitlocker. There is something called "Device Encryption" in every edition, but it has some rather unusual hardware requirements (TPM and connected standby).