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To encrypt (something) using the BitLocker encryption software for Microsoft Windows.
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If a laptop gets stolen but you have sensitive data on it... Now an admin can decide to BitLock the drives and you can start the system only when you have the chipcard as well. This works a level below the OS, so you canNOT just install another OS to read the disk, as it was with NTFS privileges.
Members of the British government were blabbering about not being able to decrypt BitLocked files... until someone reminded them that the very thing that they were asking for would make *their* own encrypted files accessible to any foreign entity who had such tools.
OK so check this out, I updated my code to use the recommended BitLocking... it took me a bit to understand it and replicate my old code into the new way but I finally got it working just like it used to except now it takes 4234 milliseconds