Which three methods can be used to unlock files on a BitLocker-protected drive? (Each correct answer presents a complete solution. Choose three.)

Automatic unlocking by logging in as an authorized user, often facilitated by a Trusted Platform Module (TPM), is a valid BitLocker unlock feature but is not selected as a correct method in the provided answer set.

While BitLocker is a full-disk encryption solution and does not natively perform file compression, if a file system or application stores data in a compressed format on a BitLocker-protected drive, accessing those files after the drive is unlocked would involve their transparent decompression for readability.

BitLocker supports unlocking a protected drive by requiring the use of a smartcard along with a corresponding Personal Identification Number (PIN), providing a secure multi-factor authentication method for access.

Copying files into another folder does not unlock a BitLocker-protected drive; the drive must be unlocked first to access and copy its contents.

BitLocker encrypts the entire disk volume and does not hide individual files; unhiding files is a file system attribute operation unrelated to BitLocker's encryption status.

A fundamental method for unlocking a BitLocker-protected drive is by entering a pre-configured password or a recovery key, which then grants access to the encrypted data on the volume.