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Enable Device Encryption

If your device didn't automatically enable Device Encryption, here are the steps to enable it:

1. Sign in to Windows with an administrator account

2. In the Settings app??on your Windows device,?select Privacy security > Device encryption or use the following shortcut:

   Device encryption

   Note:?If Device encryption doesn't appear, it's either unavailable on your device, or you might be signed in with a standard?user account.

3. Use the toggle button to turn Device Encryption On

Why isn't Device Encryption available?

Here are the steps to determine why Device Encryption might not be available:

1. From Start??type System Information, right-click System Information?in the list of results, then select?Run as administrator

2. In the System Summary?- Item's list, look for the value of?Automatic?Device Encryption Support?or?Device Encryption Support

   ??????????????The value describes the support status of Device Encryption:

• Meets prerequisites:?Device Encryption is available on your device

• TPM is not usable:?your?device doesn't have a Trusted Platform Module (TPM), or?the TPM isn't enabled in the BIOS or in the UEFI

• WinRE is not configured:?your device doesn't have Windows Recovery Environment configured

• PCR7 binding is not supported: Secure Boot is disabled in the BIOS/UEFI, or you have peripherals connected to your device during boot (like specialized network interfaces, docking stations, or external graphic card)