Part 1: Open BitLocker Removable Drive on Windows 10
For Windows users, it is easy for them to open, read and write the BitLocker encrypted drive with the password or the recovery key. First of all, you need to make sure that the BitLocker drive is healthy. Besides, you need the right password and recovery key. At this time, you need to make the connection between the BitLocker drive and your Windows computer works well. At the same time, it is necessary to ensure that your drive can be detected by the computer. In other words, your computer should support BitLocker encryption and decryption process. When you click to open the BitLocker drive, you will get a prompt which asks you to enter the password to unlock the drive. With the right password input, you should click the Unlock button so that the drive can be opened to read and write in minutes. If you forgot the password, there is another option for you to access the drive. When you open the drive, you can see Fewer options. Click it and choose the Enter the recovery key option, you will need to enter the 48-digit recovery key and hit the Unlock button. After that, you can open the BitLocker drive immediately.
Part 2: Unlock BitLocker Encrypted Removable drive on Mac
By default, we cannot make the removable drive with BitLocker protection accessible on macOS or Mac OSX computer. Considering the needs of the cross-platform users and making it convenient for users to transfer the data, the BitLocker reader for macOS and Mac OSX comes to the market, iSunshare Bitlocker Genius is one of them. It will save time to decrypt the drive on Windows and then open on Mac.
Part 3: Open BitLocker Removable Drive on Linux
For the developers, they may need to use the BitLocker drive on Linux. They can open such drives within 5 steps. No matter what the operating system of your computers, you can easily open, read and write the BitLocker encrypted removable devices with the password or recovery key. Therefore, it is significant for you to keep the password in mind or backup the recovery key file in a safe place.