If you do not have access to MSDN the RTM version will be available shortly on Microsoft web site.

More can be found here on those features:  http://blogs.technet.com/b/virtualization/archive/2010/03/18/dynamic-memory-coming-to-hyper-v.aspx

Windows Vista introduced a new feature called Bitlocker that can be enabled to provide volume level encryption for hard drives and is commonly used for portable devices like laptops. Bitlocker can also be used to secure server hard drive or any other machine/device.  Windows 7 have expanded on the feature of Bitlocker and enables the ability to encrypt portable devices like flash drives as well.

2. Enable Trusted Platform Module (TPM)

TPM is chip that is added to the local motherboard that can be used for encryption purposes (more information can be found here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trusted_Platform_Module ) and will need to be enabled if we are using TPM based encryption. I must note that your machine does not require a TPM chip to enable bitlock as other methods can be enabled.

**Note there a many BIOS manufactures and each one may have different steps to enable TPM**

1. Reboot/Boot machine

2. Press F2 to access the BIOS setup (this may be different depending on the BIOS)

3. Scroll down to the Security section

4. Expand TPM Security

5. Select ON-> Enter

6. Press ESC -> Save/Exit changes

7. Select F2 to access the Bios setup

8. Scroll down to the Security section

9. TPM Activation -> Activate

10. Press ESC

11. Exit BIOS and boot to OS

3. Enable Bitlocker

To enable Bitlocker functionality we need to enable the group policies that provide the functionality we with to deploy like requiring a startup pin at boot.

Enable Pin

1. Start –Run –MMC (if prompted to elevate permission click continue)

2. File – > Add –Remove snap in

3. Select Group Policy Object Editor -> Add

4. Leave the default of local and click finish

5. Click OK

6. In the Local Computer Policy window expand Computer configuration -> Administrative Templates -> Windows Componets -> BitLocker Drive Encryption

7. Select Control Panel Setup: Enable advanced startup options -> Properties

8. On the properties menu – select Enabled and under Configure TPM startup Pin set the option to Allow users to create or skip

9. Click OK

10. Close the MMC Window

11. Click Start -> Settings -> Control Panel

12. Launch the BitLocker Drive Encryption icon (if prompted to elevate permission click continue)

** If you receive the warning message below please verify you have done the steps outlined in the section Enable TPM (Dell D620) **

1. If you have not installed the Bitlocker/EFS update please see section 3.1 – Preparing Your Drive.

14. Select the Turn On Bitlocker icon

Note: Once you have encrypted your system drive you will be able to encrypt other volumes

15. The initialization screen is presented

16. On the Set Bitlocker startup preferences select the Require PIN at every startup

17. Input a pin that has a minimum of 4 numbers

18. Click SET PIN

19. Select Save the password in a folder

Note: This key cannot be stored on the drive you are encrypting, as this may be needed if a recovery scenario occurs

20. After saving the files click Next

21. Leave the default to run a system check and click continue

22. Select Restart Now to reboot and start the bitlocker process

23. On reboot you will be prompted to enter your Bitlocker pin to boot the computer

24. If you have additional drives please go back to step 13 and repeat the required steps for the additional drives

3.1 Preparing Your drive

1. Select “Setup your hard disk for BitLocker Drive Encryption”

2. Run Windows Update and download “Bitlocker and EFS enhancements”

3. Launch the “BitLocker Drive Preparation Tool”

4. Click “I Accept” on the BitLocker Drive Preperation Tool

5. Click “Continue”

6. Allow the drive preperation to complete

7. click “Finish”

8. Click “Restart Now” to reboot the computer

9. After the reboot, you are returned to the screen presented in Section 3 – Enable BitLocker, Step 14

http://blogs.msdn.com/e7/archive/2008/08/14/welcome.aspx