M3 Mac Bitlocker Loader Explained
M3 Mac Bitlocker Loader 3.ll, an upgrade of the classic utility which allows you to transfer data from a Mac to a Bitlocker secured drive. Bitlocker is a type of password based data recovery software which operates on the understanding that data recovered from a Bitlocker drive is indistinguishable from the original and can therefore be used for authentication purposes. As such, this software is useful in aiding in recovering data which may have been accidentally deleted by your computer or suffered a corruption. M3 Mac Bitlocker Loader software offers a simple method to complete Bitlocker secure data exchange between a Mac and Windows systems via a USB cable. This is done without the need for an external flash drive. You will be presented with an encrypted USB drive containing the keys which can be copied onto the USB drive of your choice.
In order for your Mac computer to recognise the drive you are trying to access, it must connect to a PC using the USB cable supplied with the blocker software and present it with the corresponding drive letter. Once this is completed, your Mac computer will now search its own hard drive to find a compatible destination for the recovery. The advantage of using a blocker encryption application is that data recovered from blockers does not need to be reformatted before being worked with - a process which can take up to two weeks on a Mac computer.
Your Mac system is able to use a standard USB cable to power up, although it is also possible to use a 24V AC adapter if available. It is also possible to run m3 mac blocker loader applications from any modern PC or laptop. It is advisable to ensure that you have sufficient storage space available on your computer in order to store any recovered data, as it may be necessary to reformat the hard drive once all data has been extracted. It should be noted that some operating systems do not support operating applications that use the USB interface for recovery purposes - check your system requirements to see whether it is compatible with your Mac device.
