Windows 7 DLL File Information

Windows 7 DLL File Information - fvewiz.dll

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General Information

File Description:	BitLocker Drive Encryption Wizard
File Version:	6.1.7100.0 (winmain_win7rc.090421-1700)
Company:	Microsoft Corporation
Product Name:	Microsoft Windows Operating System
DLL popularity	Very Low - There is no any other DLL in system32 directory that is statically linked to this file.
File Size:	530 KB
Total Number of Exported Functions:	33
Total Number of Exported Functions With Names:	33

Section Headers

Name	Virtual Address	Raw Data Size	% of File	Characteristics	Section Contains...
.text	0x00001000	113,664 Bytes	20.9%	Read, Execute	Code
.data	0x0001d000	512 Bytes	0.1%	Write, Read	Initialized Data
.rsrc	0x0001e000	419,328 Bytes	77.2%	Read	Initialized Data
.reloc	0x00085000	8,192 Bytes	1.5%	Read, Discardable	Initialized Data

Static Linking

fvewiz.dll is statically linked to the following files:

msvcrt.dll
ADVAPI32.dll
bcrypt.dll
BDEUI.dll
COMCTL32.dll
COMDLG32.dll
FVEAPI.dll
FVEUI.dll
GDI32.dll
KERNEL32.dll
ntdll.dll
ole32.dll
OLEAUT32.dll
Secur32.dll
SHELL32.dll
SHLWAPI.dll
slc.dll
USER32.dll
UxTheme.dll
DUI70.dll
BDEHDCFGLIB.dll
CRYPT32.dll
ncrypt.dll
FVECERTS.dll
VSSAPI.DLL
profapi.dll
RPCRT4.dll

This means that when fvewiz.dll is loaded, the above files are automatically loaded too. If one of these files is corrupted or missing, fvewiz.dll won't be loaded.

General Resources Information

Resource Type	Number of Items	Total Size	% of File
Icons	4	383,967 Bytes	70.7%
Animated Icons	0	0 Bytes	0.0%
Cursors	0	0 Bytes	0.0%
Animated Cursors	0	0 Bytes	0.0%
Bitmaps	0	0 Bytes	0.0%
AVI Files	0	0 Bytes	0.0%
Dialog-Boxes	0	0 Bytes	0.0%
HTML Related Files	0	0 Bytes	0.0%
Menus	0	0 Bytes	0.0%
Strings	265	26,874 Bytes	4.9%
Type Libraries	0	0 Bytes	0.0%
Manifest	0	0 Bytes	0.0%
All Others	5	44,252 Bytes	8.1%
Total	274	455,093 Bytes	83.8%

Icons in this file

There are 4 icons stored in this DLL file. You can view all these icons in the following small thumbnail:

Cursors in this file

No cursors found in this file

Dialog-boxes list (up to 200 dialogs)

No dialog resources in this file.

String resources in this dll (up to 200 strings)

String ID	String Text
796	<None>
797	Copy Recovery Key
798	Copy Startup Key
799	Reset Startup PIN
800	BitLocker Drive Encryption Recovery Key
801	The recovery key is used to recover the data on a BitLocker protected drive. To verify that this is the correct recovery key compare the identification with what is presented on the recovery screen. Recovery key identification: %1 Full recovery key identification: %2 BitLocker Recovery Key: %3
803	BitLocker Drive Encryption (%1)
804	BitLocker Drive Encryption
805	Save BitLocker Recovery Key as
806	BitLocker Drive Encryption Error
814	Do you want to start BitLocker setup?
815	This will reduce disk throughput and should only be used on high performance servers if the computer is not in a physically secure location.
816	This will reduce disk throughput and should only be used on high performance servers if the computer is not in a physically secure location. Turning BitLocker Drive Encryption on will delete any volume snapshot backups that have been created.
827	&Close
828	&Save
831	Start &Encrypting
832	&Set PIN
834	Text Files;.txt;All Files;.*;;
843	BitLocker Drive Encryption
861	An internal error with bad markup has occurred.
863	An unsupported mode has been called.
870	This drive has no keys.
872	Cannot encrypt the drive
877	Wizard initialization has failed.
878	This is not a valid drive to encrypt.
879	Cannot run.
880	This location cannot be used.
885	Save a Recovery Key to a USB Drive
886	&Save
887	Insert the USB device, select it in the list, and click Save.
888	Do you want to save the recovery key on this computer?
889	We strongly recommend that you save your recovery key in a safe location separate from this computer, such as a network drive.
897	This page is a backup of Trusted Platform Module (TPM) owner authorization information. Upon request, use the authorization information to prove ownership of the computer's TPM. IMPORTANT: Please keep this file in a secure location away from your computer's local hard drive.
898	The Trusted Platform Module (TPM) owner password is:
899	&Restart
900	&Shutdown
901	TPM security hardware was not turned on
902	Turn on the TPM security hardware You must turn on the TPM to use BitLocker. Follow these steps:
903	&Continue
910	Initializing the TPM security hardware
911	Please wait while BitLocker initializes the TPM security hardware. This might take a few minutes.
912	Starting BitLocker
913	Please wait while BitLocker initializes the drive.
920	Turn on &BitLocker...
921	Resume &BitLocker protection
922	Your password has been changed.
923	This password is the only way to unlock this drive. Add another unlocking method before removing password.
924	Automatic unlocking is the only way to unlock this drive. Add another unlocking method before removing automatic unlocking.
925	Do you want to continue?
926	This drive was encrypted on a computer running Windows Vista. If you continue and add a new unlocking method, you won't be able to unlock this drive with Windows Vista.
927	Please insert your smart card
928	Checking your computer's configuration
929	BitLocker is verifying that your computer meets its system requirements. This might take a few minutes.
930	Restart &Now
931	Restart &Later
932	Your computer's startup (boot) files will be moved to the recovery partition, which will become the system drive.
933	Boot files will be moved to disk %1!u! partition %2!u!, which will become the system drive.
934	Boot files will be moved to drive %1!c!:, which will become the system drive.
935	A new system drive will be created from unallocated space on the hard drive. The new drive will not have a drive letter.
936	A new system drive will be created from free space on disk %1!u! partition %2!u!. The new drive will not have a drive letter.
937	A new system drive will be created from free space on drive %1!c!:. The new drive will not have a drive letter.
938	Shrinking drive %1!c!:
939	Shrinking disk %1!u! partition %2!u!
940	Creating new system drive
941	Preparing drive for BitLocker
942	This smart card is the only way to unlock this drive. Add another unlocking method before removing smart card.
943	Remove the smart card?
944	Once removed, you will not be able to use a smart card to unlock this drive.
945	Windows Recovery Environment will be moved to your system or recovery drive.
946	Creating new Windows Recovery Environment drive
947	Moving Windows Recovery Environment to recovery drive
948	A new recovery drive will be created from free space on drive %1!c!:. The new drive will not have a drive letter.
949	Manage &BitLocker...
950	A PIN consists of numerals and can be %1!u! to %2!u! digits in length.
951	A PIN consists of characters and can be %1!u! to %2!u! characters in length.
952	Cancelling BitLocker Drive Encryption
953	Do not remove your drive until this process has completed.
954	Starting encryption
955	Do not remove your drive until encryption begins.
956	Other people are logged on to this computer. Restarting it might cause them to lose data. Are you sure you want to restart this computer?
957	Please wait while encryption begins.
958	Do you want to exit before BitLocker setup is completed?
959	If you exit now, your drive will not be protected by BitLocker.
960	Do not remove your drive during BitLocker setup.
961	You will be able to unlock this drive using a password.
962	You will be able to unlock this drive using a smartcard.
963	You will be able to unlock this drive using a password and smartcard.
964	This drive will automatically unlock on this computer.
965	BitLocker Recovery Key %1!08X!-%2!04X!-%3!04X!-%4!02X!%5!02X!-%6!02X!%7!02X!%8!02X!%9!02X!%10!02X!%11!02X!
966	Bootable media changes the system boot information used by BitLocker for system security.
1764	A recovery key is different from your PIN or Startup key. It is used to access your files and folders if a problem with your computer prevents you from doing so.
1773	Save your Startup Key
1781	The selected drive is {}
1818	Before you turn on the TPM hardware for this computer, remove any CDs, DVDs, or USB flash drives from the computer and shutdown. Turn on your computer after shutdown. Follow the instructions to turn on the TPM when your computer boots.
1825	Save your Startup Key
1843	Configure Startup Options
1847	Recovery Key Page
1849	PIN Key Page
1851	Startup Key Page
1853	Encrypt Page
1859	Manage Keys Page
1861	Turn On TPM
1874	Task Progress
1897	Insert a removable USB memory device and select its drive, then click Save.
1899	&Drives
1900	Drives list.
1912	&Run BitLocker system check
1919	&Drives
1920	Drives list.
1926	Warning!
1927	Status Message Here
1928	Set BitLocker startup preferences
1929	Set BitLocker startup preferences
1930	A personal identification number (PIN) or a startup key on a USB flash drive is required every time you start the computer.
1931	This computer does not appear to have a TPM. To use BitLocker Drive Encryption, a startup key on a USB flash drive will be required every time you start the computer.
1932	You can require a personal identification number (PIN) or a startup key on a USB flash drive be used every time you start the computer.
1933	<a>What is a BitLocker Drive Encryption startup key or PIN?</a>
1934	What is a BitLocker Drive Encryption startup key or PIN?
1935	Require a &PIN at every startup
1936	Require a &Startup key at every startup
1937	Use Bit&Locker without additional keys
1944	How do you want to store your recovery key?
1945	How do you want to store your recovery key?
1946	Save the recovery key to a USB flash &drive
1948	&Print the recovery key
1949	Save the recovery key to a &file
1950	Enter a startup PIN
1951	Enter a startup PIN
1952	<a>What is a BitLocker Drive Encryption PIN?</a>
1953	What is a BitLocker Drive Encryption PIN?
1954	&PIN:
1956	Enter PIN
1958	&Confirm PIN:
1960	Confirm PIN
1961	Are you ready to encrypt this drive?
1962	Encrypt the drive
1963	Note: This check can take some time but is recommended because there is a risk that you might need to enter the recovery key to unlock the drive.
1966	Select options to manage
1967	Select options to manage
1968	Save or print recovery &key again
1970	Duplicate the &startup key
1972	&Reset the PIN
1988	The system check will ensure that BitLocker can read the recovery and encryption keys correctly before encrypting the drive. BitLocker will restart your computer to test the system before encrypting.
1989	You can keep working while the drive is being encrypted. Your computer's performance will be affected and free space will be used by BitLocker during encryption.
1996	Information!
1997	Error!
1999	Turn on the TPM security hardware
2000	Turn on the TPM security hardware
2007	You must turn on the TPM to use BitLocker. This computer requires you to turn on the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) manually. Consult the computer manufacturer's documentation for instructions. After you have turned on the TPM, restart this wizard.
2008	Before you turn on the TPM hardware for this computer, remove any CDs, DVDs, or USB flash drives from the computer and restart. Follow the instructions to turn on the TPM when your computer restarts.
2009	The system check will ensure that BitLocker can read the recovery and encryption keys correctly before encrypting the drive. Insert the USB memory device containing your saved recovery key. BitLocker will restart your computer before encrypting.
2014	UnlockOptions
2015	Choose how you want to unlock this drive
2016	Choose how you want to unlock this drive
2017	Use a &password to unlock the drive
2020	&Automatically unlock this drive on this computer
2022	Password
2023	Create a password to unlock this drive
2024	Create a password to unlock this drive
2025	You should create a strong password that uses upper and lower case letters, numbers, symbols, and spaces.
2026	Type your &password:
2028	Enter Password
2029	Retype your p&assword:
2031	Confirm Password
2032	<a>How do I use these options?</a>
2033	How do I use these options?
2036	<a>Tips for creating a strong password.</a>
2037	Tips for creating a strong password.
2038	Add a &password to unlock the drive
2040	Change &password to unlock the drive
2042	&Remove password from this drive
2044	&Automatically unlock this drive on this computer
2046	Turn off &automatic unlocking for this drive on this computer
2048	If you forget your password or lose your smartcard, you can use your recovery key to access your drive. We recommended that you save your recovery key to a file and print it.
2049	<a>What is a recovery key?</a>
2050	Why should I save the BitLocker recovery key?
2054	Encryption might take a while depending on the size of the drive. Until encryption is complete your files will not be protected.
2057	Type your password:
2059	Enter Password
2061	Confirm Password
2064	Use my &smart card to unlock the drive
2065	You will need to insert your smart card. The smart card PIN will be required when you unlock the drive.
2066	Checked
2067	Failed
2068	Description
2069	warning
2070	Message
2075	Required Steps Page
2076	BitLocker Drive Encryption setup
2077	BitLocker Drive Encryption setup
2078	The following preparations will be made on this computer to enable BitLocker.
2079	Prepare your drive for BitLocker
2080	Turn on the TPM security hardware
2081	Encrypt the drive
2082	<a>What are BitLocker's system requirements?</a>
2083	What are BitLocker's system requirements?
2084	Drive Preparation Plan Page
2085	Preparing your drive for BitLocker
2086	Preparing your drive for BitLocker
2087	An existing drive or unallocated free space on the hard drive will be used to enable BitLocker.

COM Classes/Interfaces

There is no type library in this file with COM classes/interfaces information

Exported Functions List

The following functions are exported by this dll:

FveuiWizard

FveuipClearFveWizOnStartup

protected: __thiscall VolumeFveStatus::VolumeFveStatus(void)

public: __thiscall VolumeFveStatus::VolumeFveStatus(unsigned long,long)

public: bool __thiscall VolumeFveStatus::FailedDryRun(void)

public: bool __thiscall VolumeFveStatus::HasExternalKey(void)

public: bool __thiscall VolumeFveStatus::HasPassphraseProtector(void)

public: bool __thiscall VolumeFveStatus::HasPinProtector(void)

public: bool __thiscall VolumeFveStatus::HasRecoveryData(void)

public: bool __thiscall VolumeFveStatus::HasRecoveryPassword(void)

public: bool __thiscall VolumeFveStatus::HasSmartCardProtector(void)

public: bool __thiscall VolumeFveStatus::HasStartupKeyProtector(void)

public: bool __thiscall VolumeFveStatus::HasTpmProtector(void)

public: bool __thiscall VolumeFveStatus::IsConverting(void)

public: bool __thiscall VolumeFveStatus::IsDecrypted(void)

public: bool __thiscall VolumeFveStatus::IsDecrypting(void)

public: bool __thiscall VolumeFveStatus::IsDisabled(void)

public: bool __thiscall VolumeFveStatus::IsEncrypted(void)

public: bool __thiscall VolumeFveStatus::IsEncrypting(void)

public: bool __thiscall VolumeFveStatus::IsFveNotifyNecessary(void)

public: bool __thiscall VolumeFveStatus::IsLocked(void)

public: bool __thiscall VolumeFveStatus::IsOn(void)

public: bool __thiscall VolumeFveStatus::IsOsVolume(void)

public: bool __thiscall VolumeFveStatus::IsPartiallyConverted(void)

public: bool __thiscall VolumeFveStatus::IsPaused(void)

public: bool __thiscall VolumeFveStatus::IsRoamingDevice(void)

public: bool __thiscall VolumeFveStatus::IsSecure(void)

public: bool __thiscall VolumeFveStatus::NeedsRestart(void)

public: class BuiVolume & __thiscall BuiVolume::operator=(class BuiVolume const &)

public: class VolumeFveStatus & __thiscall VolumeFveStatus::operator=(class VolumeFveStatus const &)

public: long __thiscall VolumeFveStatus::GetLastConvertStatus(void)

public: static unsigned int const BuiVolume::NO_DRIVE_LETTER

public: unsigned long __thiscall VolumeFveStatus::GetStatusFlags(void)

Imported Functions List

The following functions are imported by this dll: