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How Do macOS And Windows Share BitLocker Encrypted Drive?

For Mac OS users that also use Windows, and wanting a clean stable way to protect a common Drive (External or Internal). I've tried multiple cross platform tools... VeraCrypt (New TrueCrypt) was close in needs but not very stable moving back & forth between OS... during testing, it eventually failed to re-mount on Mac OS side. Is there any other software achieving that goal? Both freebie and paid are OK.

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iBoysoft author Vain Rowe

Vain Rowe

Answered on Tuesday, August 5, 2025

Hi there, Windows authorizes BitLocker only to Windows platforms, so a BitLocker for Mac utility is a must if you want to access BitLocker encrypted drives on macOS. iBoysoft BitLocker for Mac gives you full read-write access to BitLocker-encrypted HDD, SSD, USB flash drive, SD card, etc. You can rest assured to download it on your macOS device to open, edit, copy, duplicate, and rename a BitLocker encrypted drive without a hitch.

 

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