STEPS ON HOW TO ENCRYPT A WINDOWS 8 PC DRIVE
A sense of general unrest has been created recently when it comes to privacy in the consumer level recently and this has been caused by factors such as Facebook’s flaw over privacy policy explanation and credit card hijacks by server load.

We are all becoming increasingly anxious about the privacy of our digital lives. Not only are they no longer private -- in reality, they likely never have been. It may be time to think about encryption.

There are some easy ways to encrypt email. There are also some methods for encrypting thumb and hard drives.

Windows 8.1 Pro, the version of Windows that Microsoft pitches on its website, includes built-in drive encryption tools. These tools work even if you don't have a TPM chip. TPM, or Trusted Platform Module, is encryption-ready hardware. You'll need a spare USB thumb drive, though.

Encryption means concealing data in (something) by converting it into a code.

Amusingly, encryption tools are hidden away in the depths of the machine, so finding them can make you feel like an International Person of Mystery.

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