No entanto ela ja deveria ter acertado algo pra voltar na arma a menos que a bala tenha ficado alojada na cabeça mas nn faria sentido

the liensium key is sewn into the firmware and will be applied as many times as the system will be reinstalled. I have a sad experience installing Windows Pro while the bios was sewn OEM key for Windows Home because of which I could not put Pro - the version rolled back to the one whose key (Home) is sewn in the firmware :)

you have installed a system on the disk on which you are trying to turn on hardware encryption? if the answer is not, then this is expected: you need to install a system on the disk on which you are going to turn on encryption, use bitlocker in the mode of hardware encryption is permissible only for the system disk. if the answer is yes, i recommend checking the hardware version of the disk equipment through samsung magician.

@flexxxxer i resolved it by turning my both ssds to ready to enable, then secure erased them both from bios and reinitialized both disks. The system is also on an encrypted ssd. Now my system is hardware encrypted on both disks.

you need to watch tutorial first and go over all steps without skipping. you need to install windows on ssd where you wanna to enable hardware encryption AFTER enabling switch on that drive inside samsung magician. please, watch tutorial more closely :)

Actually, hardware encryption is better than software encryption in terms of speed.

LUKS2 encryption in most heavy mode gives very nice speeds, maybe 10% loss but its FOSS software and encryption. i was surprised. literally i recommend to forget about FDE over TCG OPAL and use LUKS2 instead.

you can uncheck if you want in case when you use tpm

ofc

@@flexxxxer what is your nick?

@@Spartan_-iy4ky flexxxxxer

yes ofc

see documentation from Microsoft: learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/windows-commands/manage-bde-protectors

Please tell me. If you follow these instructions, will there be no decrease in SSD performance?

​@@stefan_esno, performance is the same with hardware encryption, only windows software encryption is heavy

@@stefan_es yes, around 1%. software encryption has impact around 4-6%, hardware encryption designed of possibility to speed up encryption via, you know, hardware :)

Even the music is sad

@@Uzisolver I mean you’re in a digital world stuck with the twins that can’t be that bad

The ending is so sad

yes, you can, policy name which allows to use not only digits for pin is "Allow enhanced PINs for startup" (you can find it in group policy editor)

yes, around 1%. software encryption has impact around 4-6%, hardware encryption designed of possibility to speed up encryption via, you know, hardware :)

@@flexxxxer that difference makes hardware encryption really worth it, though I hate having to reinstall Windows. Good your tutorial exists, I find no documentation on how to enable it on the Samsung website

many things in our lives are not easy, this is the reality. and it's not that someone specifically wants you not to use the functionality for which you paid ... but in general you have not yet seen how LUKS is configured under linux :D

Complicated? 😂It is a ~7min tutorial. There are process that requires tutorials of more than 30 min with dozens of steps (many of them using the CMD terminal).

that old one version, maybe after few updates performance was dropped, but i really don't follow the game updates for maybe half year :)

us.community.samsung.com/t5/Monitors-and-Memory/990-Pro-Encrypted-Drive-hardware-BitLocker-not-working/m-p/2452974 this is a known issue. just wait for ssd firmware update month or two

@@flexxxxer Thank you! This gives me hope. I found also a program called Opal Lock (free), which offers OPAL hardware encryption. Do you know it? Unfortunately, at the moment I can not use it, because there is a bag on second step of setting up. I contacted the support and they are working on fixing the issue. I admit that the reason for the inability to complete the setup in this program may be the same that does not allow you to configure encryption with BitLocker

Same issue with 990 Pro, Samsung Support simply ignored me

1 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/mniag4Sdd7BjkNE here about how disk partitions look after enabling SED encryption. in short, the userdata section is unreadable and not copyable and unmountable, while the efi sections and other service sections (pre-boot software and etc) that do not store user data are available 2 - didn't quite understand your question 3 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/mniag4Sdd7BjkNE here about the details of implementing SED encryption through the TCG Opal standard. in short, yes, tpm module can be called a module that plays the role of a pre-boot authenticator mechanism. that is, if you encrypted the drive via bitlocker/manage-bde (hardware or software encryption is not important) and added the TPM+PIN mechanism to protection, then when transferring the encrypted drive to another computer/laptop with a different TPM module, go through the authentication process using a PIN will not work (PIN from neither the old TPM nor the new TPM will work) - and this is reproducible in practice (you can try it yourself - I tried it and it works like that)

no way to do this without clean system installation.

indeed

what hardware do you have? need the model/name of the video card

DLSS a tech only have on nvidia graphics card and only the RTX series have it :v