There are some similar threads but no one directly addressing this question.
Is there any built in protection against TPM password only protected/encrypted second drive or USB drives using brute force attack?
When drive can be connected to any computer to unlock with password, what about brute force password attack method of manually unlocking removable drives or second hard drive?
While desktop computer is running Windows 7, has TPM 1.2 module and operating system drive C: encrypted, it obviously is reasonably well protected.