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That would not be possible to access the encrypted data if the appropriate encryption key was not stored in the computer’s volatile memory (RAM). While the BitLocker volume is mounted, the volume master key (VMK) resides in the computer’s RAM.
It is important to understand that a fully encrypted BitLocker volume will be automatically mounted and unlocked during the Windows boot process, long before the user signs in to the system with their Windows credentials. The TPM module will release the encryption metadata and decrypt the protected volume master key (VMK) automatically during the boot.
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