DarkISI

Okay, solved it myself. An /a was missing at the beginning. Which is annoying, because the documentation says, that /a is implied when using the volume command ...

What I have right now is: /v \DeviceXXXXX /l D:\ /p XXXXX That opens VeraCrypt and puts the intended volume on D, as planned, but it doesn't actually mount it. I still have to mount by hand, which is what I want to avoid ...

I have a decrypted system partition and already decrypted the other drive on my computer. Right now I have to type in the password for the additional partition every time I start my computer, because everything besides the system itself is stored on that volume. That is really annoying. I read that it is possible to automount a partion via script, sparing me to enter the password every time I start my computer. Yes, the password will be clear text, but stored on the enrypted system drive, so I see...