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Install the role on the server and try editing the GPO from it. You should consider creating a central GPO store under the Sysvol to stop events like this. The full set of instructions are below.<br />
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<a href="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929841" rel="ugc">http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929841</a>
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Install the role on the server and try editing the GPO from it. You should consider creating a central GPO store under the Sysvol to stop events like this. The full set of instructions are below.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929841 [http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929841]

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im trying to create a server 2008 GPO for bitlocker to go... reading online there should be an extra option in Group Policy Editor for &nbsp;removeable drives?<br />
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....but there isnt? I can see Bitlocker policies but not removable drive....<br />
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Computer Configuration &gt;&nbsp;Windows Settings &gt;&nbsp;Admin Templates &gt;&nbsp;Windows Components &gt;&nbsp;Bitlocker Drive Encryption<br />
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I should have some some folders for 'removeable drive encryption'? &nbsp; but i dont?<br />
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OS is Server 2008 std sp2.<br />
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I noticed the server doesnt have the role for Bitlocker encyrption - is this whats missing?
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im trying to create a server 2008 GPO for bitlocker to go... reading online there should be an extra option in Group Policy Editor for  removeable drives?

....but there isnt? I can see Bitlocker policies but not removable drive....

Computer Configuration > Windows Settings > Admin Templates > Windows Components > Bitlocker Drive Encryption

I should have some some folders for 'removeable drive encryption'?   but i dont?

OS is Server 2008 std sp2.

I noticed the server doesnt have the role for Bitlocker encyrption - is this whats missing?

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