I have an original TrueCrypt file container.
I tried to change its password and migrate it to HMAC-SHA512 using VeraCrypt 1.25.9.
Accidentally I checked the "Use PIM" option while leaving the PIM field empty, then confirmed the operation.
The software showed the password change succeeded.
After that, I can no longer mount this volume.
Mount attempts give error MountVolume:9170.
Trying to restore the embedded backup header gives error RestoreVolumeHeader:11148.
I have tried:
• Mount with old TrueCrypt password + TrueCrypt mode + RIPEMD-160
• Mount with new password + SHA512 + PIM 485
• Command line mount with /m headerbak to load embedded backup header
All attempts failed.
Could you please advise whether there is any way to recover or mount this volume?
Thanks.
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Hi VeraCrypt Team,
I have an original TrueCrypt file container.
I tried to change its password and migrate it to HMAC-SHA512 using VeraCrypt 1.25.9.
Accidentally I checked the "Use PIM" option while leaving the PIM field empty, then confirmed the operation.
The software showed the password change succeeded.
After that, I can no longer mount this volume.
Mount attempts give error MountVolume:9170.
Trying to restore the embedded backup header gives error RestoreVolumeHeader:11148.
I have tried:
• Mount with old TrueCrypt password + TrueCrypt mode + RIPEMD-160
• Mount with new password + SHA512 + PIM 485
• Command line mount with /m headerbak to load embedded backup header
All attempts failed.
Could you please advise whether there is any way to recover or mount this volume?
Thanks.