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WIndows 10 issue, please help

emd
2019-05-28
2019-05-28
  • emd

    emd - 2019-05-28

    Hello,
    I've used Vera Crypt in the past, it has always perefectly worked for me but now I'm stucked with a serious problem.
    I had a Windows 10 computer I wanted to encrypt with VC last version (1.23)
    I chose system encryption, made a rescue disk then VC restarted my computer.
    But when my computer rebooted (to encrypt if I'm not wrong) it was stuck on a bitlocker screen asking to enter my BL key, I never had activated BL and I didn't have a copy of the BL rescue key (nor do I have a Microsoft account) but anyway, I tried to reboot and then I had the VC prompt
    however each time I entered the VC password I was stuck with the BL screen afterwards so I rebooted on VC rescue disk to try to uninstall VC
    I chose restore os header, then decrypt full system : this took a while but now it's worse :
    when I boot on my windows : I have a VC prompt, I enter the password and then my Windows try to start in repair mode (as if the system is not fine/encrypted or broken). Windows recovery seems broken : I can' repair, I can't reinstall.
    when I try to boot on the rescue disk : the same password never work so I can't do any rescue operation.

    what can I try? Please help

     
  • emd

    emd - 2019-05-28

    when I boot and go to repair mode if I open a windows cmd from the troobleshoot boot menu and type "list volume"
    I have:
    Volume ### Ltr Label Fs Type Size Status
    Volume 0 C RAW Partition 475g Healthy
    Volume 1 E Recovery NTFS Partition 800MB Healthy
    Volume 2 System FAT32 Partition 260MB Healthy Hidden
    Volume 3 D FAT32 Removable 29GB Healthy

    Volume 0 is in raw => does that mean it is still encrypted? How can I decrypt it whereas my password isn't accepted when I boot the rescue disk (it is when I boot on the computer)

     
  • emd

    emd - 2019-05-28

    Are there any verification during decryptionnon BC rescue disk? When you select "decryt the OS" does it check if the OS is encrypted before doing anything?
    Because I have the feeling it got decrypted when I tried to fix (it took a while, made the whole disk with a % progression) whereas it hadn't been encrypted in the first place ( because of the BL thing I never managed to boot and get till the encryption process)
    is that situation possible?

     

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