Hi James,

You don't need to transfer any key to transfer the Hard disk from one machine to another. By the way are you trying to use two hard drives in one machine? If that is the case then you may not be able to recognize the file system if the drive is encrypted. 

Every hard drive has its own WEK and transferring the drive from one machine to another will not cause any problem. Keep in mind that multiple drives in one machine are not supported yet. System can only recognize the primary drive as a main system partition. Please let me know if you have any questions.

Regards

Nitin L

 Hi James,

They still need the password to by pass the Symantec Pre boot authentication windows. Also it is not possible to read the file system specifically for the encrypted drives. You can attached the hard drive as a secondary disk on any of the machine and boot the system, however if the drive if encrypted the user will see the drive type as “RAW”. They can only format the drive to use it as a secondary drive; however it is not possible to access the encrypted drive data by using it as a secondary hard drive on any of the system. Please let me know if you have any questions. 

Regards

Nitin L