If you are not aware, the latest Windows 11 version enables 24H2 Device Encryption aka BitLocker by default after a clean install. The problem with this approach is that many users don't even know that BitLocker is enabled and have no idea about the recovery key saved in their Microsoft account. Often this has led to data loss as the drive is completely encrypted and the user cannot find the recovery key. So if you want to prevent it and disable BitLocker in Windows 11 and 10, follow our guide below.
How to remove/disable BITLOCKER ENCRYPTION in Windows 11
The easiest way to disable BitLocker on your Windows computer is to use the Control Panel.
In addition to the Control Panel, the Windows settings also allow you to turn off BitLocker. This is how you do it.
You can also disable BitLocker using the Windows Command Prompt program. This is how you do it.
