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Powershell command to show "Device Encryption" status from Windows Settings | Privacy & Security
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Keith St. Amand
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Is there a Windows Powershell (Native Powershell, not Powershell Core) command to show the status (On or Off) of Device Encryption?
Windows for business Windows Server User experience PowerShell
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Harish Sathiyamurthy 0 Reputation points2023-11-27T13:11:01.98+00:00 Hi Keith,
Using the below powershell command we can able to see the status of the disk encryption.
Powershell Command: Get-BitLockerVolume
Note: Its recommended to open powershell with administrator access.
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