A technician wants to secure a Windows 7 Ultimate notebook hard drive. Which of the following should the technician do to implement BitLocker? (Select TWO).

Disabling TPM in the BIOS would prevent BitLocker from using hardware-based key storage, which is required for standard BitLocker operation without a USB startup key workaround.

Running the BitLocker wizard initiates the encryption process and creates or configures the required system partition that stores boot files separately from the encrypted OS partition. Without this step, BitLocker cannot complete its setup.

Enabling TPM (Trusted Platform Module) in the system BIOS is required so that BitLocker can use the hardware chip to store encryption keys securely and bind them to the specific hardware configuration.

TPM is a hardware chip managed in the system BIOS firmware, not something that can be enabled through Windows 7 OS files.

BitLocker requires the OS partition and the system boot partition to be separate; storing them on the same partition prevents BitLocker from functioning correctly.