Can You Save BitLocker Recovery Key on an Encrypted Drive? SOLVED!
Imagine your BitLocker Recovery Key as the key to a vault filled with your most precious digital possessions. If this key falls into the wrong hands, your data could be compromised. Storing it on an encrypted drive adds an extra layer of protection, ensuring that even if someone gains access to your device, they still won't be able to unlock your encrypted data. However you should do a second backup into the Microsoft account, it is a free of charge and third layer of backup is that you do reverse your BitLocker key and save it a safe place.
By combining encrypted storage, a Microsoft account backup, and saving it on a piece of paper. You're now creating a robust security strategy that significantly reduces the risk of data loss.
Hint
Any critical data should always be backed up to a second physical hard drive in case it is lost or damaged with time.
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