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Using GParted to delete a BitLocker drive Once you’ve completed the steps, tuxboot will create a bootable media with the GParted files, which you can use to boot your computer to wipe out the encrypted drive in question. Tuxbox tool creating a GParted bootable drive Use the “Drive” drop-down menu and select the flash drive. Use the “Type” drop-down menu and select the USB Drive option. Use the drop-down menu and select the gparted-live-stable option. (Select the latest version available.)Ĭlick the Yes button to bypass the “unknown publisher” warning. To create a GParted bootable media, connect a USB flash drive with at least 2GB of space to a different device, and follow these steps:ĭownload tuxboot from SourceForge. If you still can’t erase the BitLocker encrypted drive, you can use third-party tools like GParted to delete it. How to delete BitLocker encrypted drive using GParted Also, GParted and tuxboot are third-party utilities, as such use them at your own risk. Warning: Using the steps below will delete everything on the selected drive, if you have important data, make sure to back it up before proceeding.