Vista - Move Bitlocker Startup Key

09-01-2007

Hi, when I setup bitlocker I put the startup key on a large USB drive which
I also use for files. I now relize that it better to have it on it's own
memory stick.

I have duplicated the key to my stick and can now startup using either. How
do I delete the key from the first drive?

Thanks

09-01-2007

Hello,

* if you have no other files on it currently, just format it: Start -> type
cmd.exe -> right-click the cmd.exe -> click "Run as administrator" -> format
<yourUSBstickVolume>: -> Enter.
* if you have other files there, secure them onto your harddrive and then
format the memory stick, and copy your files back.

Hope this will help.
Greetings,
P. Di Stolfo
--
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// http://blog.lysorp.com - small Windows Blog in German language
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

"Colin Lambert" <colinlam@xxxxxx> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:C9CF4B60-5507-4F06-9278-58B49883EA7B@xxxxxx

Quote:

> Hi, when I setup bitlocker I put the startup key on a large USB drive
> which I also use for files. I now relize that it better to have it on it's
> own memory stick.
>
> I have duplicated the key to my stick and can now startup using either.
> How do I delete the key from the first drive?
>
> Thanks

09-01-2007

Hi, thanks for your reply. I was wondering if that was the best option but I
have over 100 gig of data on it so is there some other way without
reformatting or starting the whole process again?

"Colin Lambert" <colinlam@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:C9CF4B60-5507-4F06-9278-58B49883EA7B@xxxxxx

Quote:

> Hi, when I setup bitlocker I put the startup key on a large USB drive
> which I also use for files. I now relize that it better to have it on it's
> own memory stick.
>
> I have duplicated the key to my stick and can now startup using either.
> How do I delete the key from the first drive?
>
> Thanks

09-01-2007

Go to Start/Computer. On the toolbar just go to Tools/Folder Options/View
and show hidden files and folders, click OK - look in your drive for a file
with lots of letters and numbers mixed...delete. You should be able to
identify it by the time and date it was made.

Peter
Toronto, Canada
If your menu bar isn't showing in Windows Explorer then click
Organize/Layour and check "Menu Bar".
"P. Di Stolfo" <paolodistolfo@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:3D91E0DC-37F6-4B7A-A424-6A5191DC530F@xxxxxx

Quote:

> Hello,
>
> * if you have no other files on it currently, just format it: Start ->
> type cmd.exe -> right-click the cmd.exe -> click "Run as administrator" ->
> format <yourUSBstickVolume>: -> Enter.
> * if you have other files there, secure them onto your harddrive and then
> format the memory stick, and copy your files back.
>
> Hope this will help.
> Greetings,
> P. Di Stolfo
> --
> //-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> // http://blog.lysorp.com - small Windows Blog in German language
> //-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> "Colin Lambert" <colinlam@xxxxxx> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
> news:C9CF4B60-5507-4F06-9278-58B49883EA7B@xxxxxx

Quote:

>> Hi, when I setup bitlocker I put the startup key on a large USB drive
>> which I also use for files. I now relize that it better to have it on
>> it's own memory stick.
>>
>> I have duplicated the key to my stick and can now startup using either.
>> How do I delete the key from the first drive?
>>
>> Thanks

>

09-01-2007

Hi, I've done that and the only file I could find was a text document with
the Password which I moved to the other drive. I could not find any other
file. The memory stick only contains one visible file even with show hidden
files enabled.

"Peter" <nobody@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:%23fZ6knI7HHA.1148@xxxxxx

Quote:

> Go to Start/Computer. On the toolbar just go to Tools/Folder Options/View
> and show hidden files and folders, click OK - look in your drive for a
> file with lots of letters and numbers mixed...delete. You should be able
> to identify it by the time and date it was made.
>
> Peter
> Toronto, Canada
> If your menu bar isn't showing in Windows Explorer then click
> Organize/Layour and check "Menu Bar".
> "P. Di Stolfo" <paolodistolfo@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:3D91E0DC-37F6-4B7A-A424-6A5191DC530F@xxxxxx

Quote:

>> Hello,
>>
>> * if you have no other files on it currently, just format it: Start ->
>> type cmd.exe -> right-click the cmd.exe -> click "Run as
>> administrator" -> format <yourUSBstickVolume>: -> Enter.
>> * if you have other files there, secure them onto your harddrive and then
>> format the memory stick, and copy your files back.
>>
>> Hope this will help.
>> Greetings,
>> P. Di Stolfo
>> --
>> //-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>> // http://blog.lysorp.com - small Windows Blog in German language
>> //-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>
>> "Colin Lambert" <colinlam@xxxxxx> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
>> news:C9CF4B60-5507-4F06-9278-58B49883EA7B@xxxxxx

Quote:

>>> Hi, when I setup bitlocker I put the startup key on a large USB drive
>>> which I also use for files. I now relize that it better to have it on
>>> it's own memory stick.
>>>
>>> I have duplicated the key to my stick and can now startup using either.
>>> How do I delete the key from the first drive?
>>>
>>> Thanks

>>

>

09-01-2007

Hello,

additionally to Peter's solution (what I'd have never thought of), find
these files:
bootwiz.sys
bootwiz.cfg
mouse.com
bootmenu.exe
menulogo.png
win_icon.png
bootmenu.xml
C1.png
SPL1.EXE
exe2.exe
C2.png
SPL2.EXE
dat3.dat
dat4.dat
C3.png
SPL4.EXE
exe5.exe
C4.png
SPL5.EXE
exe6.exe

They are all listed on my BitLocker starting stick and I think you can
delete them, too.

Greetings,
P. Di Stolfo
--
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// http://blog.lysorp.com - small Windows Blog in German language
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

"Colin Lambert" <colinlam@xxxxxx> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:48A1EDBB-DFEF-498F-AB8A-EF2D97160F1C@xxxxxx

Quote:

> Hi, thanks for your reply. I was wondering if that was the best option but
> I have over 100 gig of data on it so is there some other way without
> reformatting or starting the whole process again?
>
>
> "Colin Lambert" <colinlam@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:C9CF4B60-5507-4F06-9278-58B49883EA7B@xxxxxx

Quote:

>> Hi, when I setup bitlocker I put the startup key on a large USB drive
>> which I also use for files. I now relize that it better to have it on
>> it's own memory stick.
>>
>> I have duplicated the key to my stick and can now startup using either.
>> How do I delete the key from the first drive?
>>
>> Thanks

>

09-01-2007

Hello,

try unchecking "Hide protected operating system files..." in the same
folder options window.
Then, at least one additional file should show up.

Greetings,
P. Di Stolfo
--
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// http://blog.lysorp.com - small Windows Blog in German language
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

"Colin Lambert" <colinlam@xxxxxx> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:E284C8AB-7392-4292-ABD1-90F2D195C06F@xxxxxx

Quote:

> Hi, I've done that and the only file I could find was a text document with
> the Password which I moved to the other drive. I could not find any other
> file. The memory stick only contains one visible file even with show
> hidden files enabled.
>
>
> "Peter" <nobody@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:%23fZ6knI7HHA.1148@xxxxxx

Quote:

>> Go to Start/Computer. On the toolbar just go to Tools/Folder Options/View
>> and show hidden files and folders, click OK - look in your drive for a
>> file with lots of letters and numbers mixed...delete. You should be able
>> to identify it by the time and date it was made.
>>
>> Peter
>> Toronto, Canada
>> If your menu bar isn't showing in Windows Explorer then click
>> Organize/Layour and check "Menu Bar".
>> "P. Di Stolfo" <paolodistolfo@xxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:3D91E0DC-37F6-4B7A-A424-6A5191DC530F@xxxxxx

Quote:

>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> * if you have no other files on it currently, just format it: Start ->
>>> type cmd.exe -> right-click the cmd.exe -> click "Run as
>>> administrator" -> format <yourUSBstickVolume>: -> Enter.
>>> * if you have other files there, secure them onto your harddrive and
>>> then format the memory stick, and copy your files back.
>>>
>>> Hope this will help.
>>> Greetings,
>>> P. Di Stolfo
>>> --
>>> //-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>> // http://blog.lysorp.com - small Windows Blog in German language
>>> //-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>>
>>> "Colin Lambert" <colinlam@xxxxxx> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
>>> news:C9CF4B60-5507-4F06-9278-58B49883EA7B@xxxxxx
>>>> Hi, when I setup bitlocker I put the startup key on a large USB drive
>>>> which I also use for files. I now relize that it better to have it on
>>>> it's own memory stick.
>>>>
>>>> I have duplicated the key to my stick and can now startup using either.
>>>> How do I delete the key from the first drive?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks
>>>

>>

>

09-01-2007

Hi, thanks for your help it's all sorted.

I have reinstalled my system recently and I forgot about that "Hide
protected operating system files..." setting.

Thanks again.

"P. Di Stolfo" <paolodistolfo@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:%23pWbGvI7HHA.4612@xxxxxx

Quote:

> Hello,
>
> additionally to Peter's solution (what I'd have never thought of), find
> these files:
> bootwiz.sys
> bootwiz.cfg
> mouse.com
> bootmenu.exe
> menulogo.png
> win_icon.png
> bootmenu.xml
> C1.png
> SPL1.EXE
> exe2.exe
> C2.png
> SPL2.EXE
> dat3.dat
> dat4.dat
> C3.png
> SPL4.EXE
> exe5.exe
> C4.png
> SPL5.EXE
> exe6.exe
>
> They are all listed on my BitLocker starting stick and I think you can
> delete them, too.
>
> Greetings,
> P. Di Stolfo
> --
> //-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> // http://blog.lysorp.com - small Windows Blog in German language
> //-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> "Colin Lambert" <colinlam@xxxxxx> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
> news:48A1EDBB-DFEF-498F-AB8A-EF2D97160F1C@xxxxxx

Quote:

>> Hi, thanks for your reply. I was wondering if that was the best option
>> but I have over 100 gig of data on it so is there some other way without
>> reformatting or starting the whole process again?
>>
>>
>> "Colin Lambert" <colinlam@xxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:C9CF4B60-5507-4F06-9278-58B49883EA7B@xxxxxx

Quote:

>>> Hi, when I setup bitlocker I put the startup key on a large USB drive
>>> which I also use for files. I now relize that it better to have it on
>>> it's own memory stick.
>>>
>>> I have duplicated the key to my stick and can now startup using either.
>>> How do I delete the key from the first drive?
>>>
>>> Thanks

>>

09-01-2007

So did I....oops....sorry!!

Peter

"Colin Lambert" <colinlam@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:731D7092-0AAB-4336-B667-BFCCFC129E71@xxxxxx

Quote:

> Hi, thanks for your help it's all sorted.
>
> I have reinstalled my system recently and I forgot about that "Hide
> protected operating system files..." setting.
>
> Thanks again.
>
>
> "P. Di Stolfo" <paolodistolfo@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:%23pWbGvI7HHA.4612@xxxxxx

Quote:

>> Hello,
>>
>> additionally to Peter's solution (what I'd have never thought of), find
>> these files:
>> bootwiz.sys
>> bootwiz.cfg
>> mouse.com
>> bootmenu.exe
>> menulogo.png
>> win_icon.png
>> bootmenu.xml
>> C1.png
>> SPL1.EXE
>> exe2.exe
>> C2.png
>> SPL2.EXE
>> dat3.dat
>> dat4.dat
>> C3.png
>> SPL4.EXE
>> exe5.exe
>> C4.png
>> SPL5.EXE
>> exe6.exe
>>
>> They are all listed on my BitLocker starting stick and I think you can
>> delete them, too.
>>
>> Greetings,
>> P. Di Stolfo
>> --
>> //-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>> // http://blog.lysorp.com - small Windows Blog in German language
>> //-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>
>> "Colin Lambert" <colinlam@xxxxxx> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
>> news:48A1EDBB-DFEF-498F-AB8A-EF2D97160F1C@xxxxxx

Quote:

>>> Hi, thanks for your reply. I was wondering if that was the best option
>>> but I have over 100 gig of data on it so is there some other way without
>>> reformatting or starting the whole process again?
>>>
>>>
>>> "Colin Lambert" <colinlam@xxxxxx> wrote in message
>>> news:C9CF4B60-5507-4F06-9278-58B49883EA7B@xxxxxx
>>>> Hi, when I setup bitlocker I put the startup key on a large USB drive
>>>> which I also use for files. I now relize that it better to have it on
>>>> it's own memory stick.
>>>>
>>>> I have duplicated the key to my stick and can now startup using either.
>>>> How do I delete the key from the first drive?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks
>>>

>

09-01-2007

P.S. I can't even get BL to work on mine...LOL

"Colin Lambert" <colinlam@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:731D7092-0AAB-4336-B667-BFCCFC129E71@xxxxxx

Quote:

> Hi, thanks for your help it's all sorted.
>
> I have reinstalled my system recently and I forgot about that "Hide
> protected operating system files..." setting.
>
> Thanks again.
>
>
> "P. Di Stolfo" <paolodistolfo@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:%23pWbGvI7HHA.4612@xxxxxx

Quote:

>> Hello,
>>
>> additionally to Peter's solution (what I'd have never thought of), find
>> these files:
>> bootwiz.sys
>> bootwiz.cfg
>> mouse.com
>> bootmenu.exe
>> menulogo.png
>> win_icon.png
>> bootmenu.xml
>> C1.png
>> SPL1.EXE
>> exe2.exe
>> C2.png
>> SPL2.EXE
>> dat3.dat
>> dat4.dat
>> C3.png
>> SPL4.EXE
>> exe5.exe
>> C4.png
>> SPL5.EXE
>> exe6.exe
>>
>> They are all listed on my BitLocker starting stick and I think you can
>> delete them, too.
>>
>> Greetings,
>> P. Di Stolfo
>> --
>> //-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>> // http://blog.lysorp.com - small Windows Blog in German language
>> //-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>
>> "Colin Lambert" <colinlam@xxxxxx> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
>> news:48A1EDBB-DFEF-498F-AB8A-EF2D97160F1C@xxxxxx

Quote:

>>> Hi, thanks for your reply. I was wondering if that was the best option
>>> but I have over 100 gig of data on it so is there some other way without
>>> reformatting or starting the whole process again?
>>>
>>>
>>> "Colin Lambert" <colinlam@xxxxxx> wrote in message
>>> news:C9CF4B60-5507-4F06-9278-58B49883EA7B@xxxxxx
>>>> Hi, when I setup bitlocker I put the startup key on a large USB drive
>>>> which I also use for files. I now relize that it better to have it on
>>>> it's own memory stick.
>>>>
>>>> I have duplicated the key to my stick and can now startup using either.
>>>> How do I delete the key from the first drive?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks
>>>

>

09-01-2007	#1 (permalink)
Colin Lambert n/a posts	Move Bitlocker Startup Key Hi, when I setup bitlocker I put the startup key on a large USB drive which I also use for files. I now relize that it better to have it on it's own memory stick. I have duplicated the key to my stick and can now startup using either. How do I delete the key from the first drive? Thanks
My System Specs

09-01-2007	#2 (permalink)
P. Di Stolfo n/a posts	Re: Move Bitlocker Startup Key Hello, * if you have no other files on it currently, just format it: Start -> type cmd.exe -> right-click the cmd.exe -> click "Run as administrator" -> format <yourUSBstickVolume>: -> Enter. * if you have other files there, secure them onto your harddrive and then format the memory stick, and copy your files back. Hope this will help. Greetings, P. Di Stolfo -- //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- // http://blog.lysorp.com - small Windows Blog in German language //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Colin Lambert" <colinlam@xxxxxx> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:C9CF4B60-5507-4F06-9278-58B49883EA7B@xxxxxx Quote: > Hi, when I setup bitlocker I put the startup key on a large USB drive > which I also use for files. I now relize that it better to have it on it's > own memory stick. > > I have duplicated the key to my stick and can now startup using either. > How do I delete the key from the first drive? > > Thanks
My System Specs

09-01-2007	#3 (permalink)
Colin Lambert n/a posts	Re: Move Bitlocker Startup Key Hi, thanks for your reply. I was wondering if that was the best option but I have over 100 gig of data on it so is there some other way without reformatting or starting the whole process again? "Colin Lambert" <colinlam@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:C9CF4B60-5507-4F06-9278-58B49883EA7B@xxxxxx Quote: > Hi, when I setup bitlocker I put the startup key on a large USB drive > which I also use for files. I now relize that it better to have it on it's > own memory stick. > > I have duplicated the key to my stick and can now startup using either. > How do I delete the key from the first drive? > > Thanks
My System Specs

09-01-2007	#4 (permalink)
Peter n/a posts	Re: Move Bitlocker Startup Key Go to Start/Computer. On the toolbar just go to Tools/Folder Options/View and show hidden files and folders, click OK - look in your drive for a file with lots of letters and numbers mixed...delete. You should be able to identify it by the time and date it was made. Peter Toronto, Canada If your menu bar isn't showing in Windows Explorer then click Organize/Layour and check "Menu Bar". "P. Di Stolfo" <paolodistolfo@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:3D91E0DC-37F6-4B7A-A424-6A5191DC530F@xxxxxx Quote: > Hello, > > * if you have no other files on it currently, just format it: Start -> > type cmd.exe -> right-click the cmd.exe -> click "Run as administrator" -> > format <yourUSBstickVolume>: -> Enter. > * if you have other files there, secure them onto your harddrive and then > format the memory stick, and copy your files back. > > Hope this will help. > Greetings, > P. Di Stolfo > -- > //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > // http://blog.lysorp.com - small Windows Blog in German language > //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > "Colin Lambert" <colinlam@xxxxxx> schrieb im Newsbeitrag > news:C9CF4B60-5507-4F06-9278-58B49883EA7B@xxxxxx Quote: >> Hi, when I setup bitlocker I put the startup key on a large USB drive >> which I also use for files. I now relize that it better to have it on >> it's own memory stick. >> >> I have duplicated the key to my stick and can now startup using either. >> How do I delete the key from the first drive? >> >> Thanks >
My System Specs

09-01-2007	#5 (permalink)
Colin Lambert n/a posts	Re: Move Bitlocker Startup Key Hi, I've done that and the only file I could find was a text document with the Password which I moved to the other drive. I could not find any other file. The memory stick only contains one visible file even with show hidden files enabled. "Peter" <nobody@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:%23fZ6knI7HHA.1148@xxxxxx Quote: > Go to Start/Computer. On the toolbar just go to Tools/Folder Options/View > and show hidden files and folders, click OK - look in your drive for a > file with lots of letters and numbers mixed...delete. You should be able > to identify it by the time and date it was made. > > Peter > Toronto, Canada > If your menu bar isn't showing in Windows Explorer then click > Organize/Layour and check "Menu Bar". > "P. Di Stolfo" <paolodistolfo@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:3D91E0DC-37F6-4B7A-A424-6A5191DC530F@xxxxxx Quote: >> Hello, >> >> * if you have no other files on it currently, just format it: Start -> >> type cmd.exe -> right-click the cmd.exe -> click "Run as >> administrator" -> format <yourUSBstickVolume>: -> Enter. >> * if you have other files there, secure them onto your harddrive and then >> format the memory stick, and copy your files back. >> >> Hope this will help. >> Greetings, >> P. Di Stolfo >> -- >> //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> // http://blog.lysorp.com - small Windows Blog in German language >> //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> >> "Colin Lambert" <colinlam@xxxxxx> schrieb im Newsbeitrag >> news:C9CF4B60-5507-4F06-9278-58B49883EA7B@xxxxxx Quote: >>> Hi, when I setup bitlocker I put the startup key on a large USB drive >>> which I also use for files. I now relize that it better to have it on >>> it's own memory stick. >>> >>> I have duplicated the key to my stick and can now startup using either. >>> How do I delete the key from the first drive? >>> >>> Thanks >> >
My System Specs

09-01-2007	#6 (permalink)
P. Di Stolfo n/a posts	Re: Move Bitlocker Startup Key Hello, additionally to Peter's solution (what I'd have never thought of), find these files: bootwiz.sys bootwiz.cfg mouse.com bootmenu.exe menulogo.png win_icon.png bootmenu.xml C1.png SPL1.EXE exe2.exe C2.png SPL2.EXE dat3.dat dat4.dat C3.png SPL4.EXE exe5.exe C4.png SPL5.EXE exe6.exe They are all listed on my BitLocker starting stick and I think you can delete them, too. Greetings, P. Di Stolfo -- //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- // http://blog.lysorp.com - small Windows Blog in German language //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Colin Lambert" <colinlam@xxxxxx> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:48A1EDBB-DFEF-498F-AB8A-EF2D97160F1C@xxxxxx Quote: > Hi, thanks for your reply. I was wondering if that was the best option but > I have over 100 gig of data on it so is there some other way without > reformatting or starting the whole process again? > > > "Colin Lambert" <colinlam@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:C9CF4B60-5507-4F06-9278-58B49883EA7B@xxxxxx Quote: >> Hi, when I setup bitlocker I put the startup key on a large USB drive >> which I also use for files. I now relize that it better to have it on >> it's own memory stick. >> >> I have duplicated the key to my stick and can now startup using either. >> How do I delete the key from the first drive? >> >> Thanks >
My System Specs

09-01-2007	#7 (permalink)
P. Di Stolfo n/a posts	Re: Move Bitlocker Startup Key Hello, try unchecking "Hide protected operating system files..." in the same folder options window. Then, at least one additional file should show up. Greetings, P. Di Stolfo -- //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- // http://blog.lysorp.com - small Windows Blog in German language //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Colin Lambert" <colinlam@xxxxxx> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:E284C8AB-7392-4292-ABD1-90F2D195C06F@xxxxxx Quote: > Hi, I've done that and the only file I could find was a text document with > the Password which I moved to the other drive. I could not find any other > file. The memory stick only contains one visible file even with show > hidden files enabled. > > > "Peter" <nobody@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:%23fZ6knI7HHA.1148@xxxxxx Quote: >> Go to Start/Computer. On the toolbar just go to Tools/Folder Options/View >> and show hidden files and folders, click OK - look in your drive for a >> file with lots of letters and numbers mixed...delete. You should be able >> to identify it by the time and date it was made. >> >> Peter >> Toronto, Canada >> If your menu bar isn't showing in Windows Explorer then click >> Organize/Layour and check "Menu Bar". >> "P. Di Stolfo" <paolodistolfo@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:3D91E0DC-37F6-4B7A-A424-6A5191DC530F@xxxxxx Quote: >>> Hello, >>> >>> * if you have no other files on it currently, just format it: Start -> >>> type cmd.exe -> right-click the cmd.exe -> click "Run as >>> administrator" -> format <yourUSBstickVolume>: -> Enter. >>> * if you have other files there, secure them onto your harddrive and >>> then format the memory stick, and copy your files back. >>> >>> Hope this will help. >>> Greetings, >>> P. Di Stolfo >>> -- >>> //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >>> // http://blog.lysorp.com - small Windows Blog in German language >>> //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >>> >>> "Colin Lambert" <colinlam@xxxxxx> schrieb im Newsbeitrag >>> news:C9CF4B60-5507-4F06-9278-58B49883EA7B@xxxxxx >>>> Hi, when I setup bitlocker I put the startup key on a large USB drive >>>> which I also use for files. I now relize that it better to have it on >>>> it's own memory stick. >>>> >>>> I have duplicated the key to my stick and can now startup using either. >>>> How do I delete the key from the first drive? >>>> >>>> Thanks >>> >> >
My System Specs

09-01-2007	#8 (permalink)
Colin Lambert n/a posts	Re: Move Bitlocker Startup Key Hi, thanks for your help it's all sorted. I have reinstalled my system recently and I forgot about that "Hide protected operating system files..." setting. Thanks again. "P. Di Stolfo" <paolodistolfo@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:%23pWbGvI7HHA.4612@xxxxxx Quote: > Hello, > > additionally to Peter's solution (what I'd have never thought of), find > these files: > bootwiz.sys > bootwiz.cfg > mouse.com > bootmenu.exe > menulogo.png > win_icon.png > bootmenu.xml > C1.png > SPL1.EXE > exe2.exe > C2.png > SPL2.EXE > dat3.dat > dat4.dat > C3.png > SPL4.EXE > exe5.exe > C4.png > SPL5.EXE > exe6.exe > > They are all listed on my BitLocker starting stick and I think you can > delete them, too. > > Greetings, > P. Di Stolfo > -- > //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > // http://blog.lysorp.com - small Windows Blog in German language > //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > "Colin Lambert" <colinlam@xxxxxx> schrieb im Newsbeitrag > news:48A1EDBB-DFEF-498F-AB8A-EF2D97160F1C@xxxxxx Quote: >> Hi, thanks for your reply. I was wondering if that was the best option >> but I have over 100 gig of data on it so is there some other way without >> reformatting or starting the whole process again? >> >> >> "Colin Lambert" <colinlam@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:C9CF4B60-5507-4F06-9278-58B49883EA7B@xxxxxx Quote: >>> Hi, when I setup bitlocker I put the startup key on a large USB drive >>> which I also use for files. I now relize that it better to have it on >>> it's own memory stick. >>> >>> I have duplicated the key to my stick and can now startup using either. >>> How do I delete the key from the first drive? >>> >>> Thanks >>
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09-01-2007	#9 (permalink)
Peter n/a posts	Re: Move Bitlocker Startup Key So did I....oops....sorry!! Peter "Colin Lambert" <colinlam@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:731D7092-0AAB-4336-B667-BFCCFC129E71@xxxxxx Quote: > Hi, thanks for your help it's all sorted. > > I have reinstalled my system recently and I forgot about that "Hide > protected operating system files..." setting. > > Thanks again. > > > "P. Di Stolfo" <paolodistolfo@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:%23pWbGvI7HHA.4612@xxxxxx Quote: >> Hello, >> >> additionally to Peter's solution (what I'd have never thought of), find >> these files: >> bootwiz.sys >> bootwiz.cfg >> mouse.com >> bootmenu.exe >> menulogo.png >> win_icon.png >> bootmenu.xml >> C1.png >> SPL1.EXE >> exe2.exe >> C2.png >> SPL2.EXE >> dat3.dat >> dat4.dat >> C3.png >> SPL4.EXE >> exe5.exe >> C4.png >> SPL5.EXE >> exe6.exe >> >> They are all listed on my BitLocker starting stick and I think you can >> delete them, too. >> >> Greetings, >> P. Di Stolfo >> -- >> //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> // http://blog.lysorp.com - small Windows Blog in German language >> //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> >> "Colin Lambert" <colinlam@xxxxxx> schrieb im Newsbeitrag >> news:48A1EDBB-DFEF-498F-AB8A-EF2D97160F1C@xxxxxx Quote: >>> Hi, thanks for your reply. I was wondering if that was the best option >>> but I have over 100 gig of data on it so is there some other way without >>> reformatting or starting the whole process again? >>> >>> >>> "Colin Lambert" <colinlam@xxxxxx> wrote in message >>> news:C9CF4B60-5507-4F06-9278-58B49883EA7B@xxxxxx >>>> Hi, when I setup bitlocker I put the startup key on a large USB drive >>>> which I also use for files. I now relize that it better to have it on >>>> it's own memory stick. >>>> >>>> I have duplicated the key to my stick and can now startup using either. >>>> How do I delete the key from the first drive? >>>> >>>> Thanks >>> >
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09-01-2007	#10 (permalink)
Peter n/a posts	Re: Move Bitlocker Startup Key P.S. I can't even get BL to work on mine...LOL "Colin Lambert" <colinlam@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:731D7092-0AAB-4336-B667-BFCCFC129E71@xxxxxx Quote: > Hi, thanks for your help it's all sorted. > > I have reinstalled my system recently and I forgot about that "Hide > protected operating system files..." setting. > > Thanks again. > > > "P. Di Stolfo" <paolodistolfo@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:%23pWbGvI7HHA.4612@xxxxxx Quote: >> Hello, >> >> additionally to Peter's solution (what I'd have never thought of), find >> these files: >> bootwiz.sys >> bootwiz.cfg >> mouse.com >> bootmenu.exe >> menulogo.png >> win_icon.png >> bootmenu.xml >> C1.png >> SPL1.EXE >> exe2.exe >> C2.png >> SPL2.EXE >> dat3.dat >> dat4.dat >> C3.png >> SPL4.EXE >> exe5.exe >> C4.png >> SPL5.EXE >> exe6.exe >> >> They are all listed on my BitLocker starting stick and I think you can >> delete them, too. >> >> Greetings, >> P. Di Stolfo >> -- >> //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> // http://blog.lysorp.com - small Windows Blog in German language >> //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> >> "Colin Lambert" <colinlam@xxxxxx> schrieb im Newsbeitrag >> news:48A1EDBB-DFEF-498F-AB8A-EF2D97160F1C@xxxxxx Quote: >>> Hi, thanks for your reply. I was wondering if that was the best option >>> but I have over 100 gig of data on it so is there some other way without >>> reformatting or starting the whole process again? >>> >>> >>> "Colin Lambert" <colinlam@xxxxxx> wrote in message >>> news:C9CF4B60-5507-4F06-9278-58B49883EA7B@xxxxxx >>>> Hi, when I setup bitlocker I put the startup key on a large USB drive >>>> which I also use for files. I now relize that it better to have it on >>>> it's own memory stick. >>>> >>>> I have duplicated the key to my stick and can now startup using either. >>>> How do I delete the key from the first drive? >>>> >>>> Thanks >>> >
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