Matthew Buckley - 2017-09-16

I recently downloaded Veracrypt in order to encrypt both my system partition (C drive) and the extra internal drive (D drive) I had in my PC. Encrypting the system partition went fine, and so did encrypting the other drive (leaving me with encrypted E drive and empty D drive for later decryption), but I was then presented with an unrelated issue which necessitated Microsoft support, and in the process they deleted D drive. I, stupidly, thought this would be fine, but it obviously wasn't as it wiped both D and E drive from the system. Now, whenever I try and boot the PC, after entering the Veracrypt password, I am presented with a blue screen and an "unmountable boot volume" error, presumably as I'd favourited E drive to be mounted on system boot and now Veracrypt cannot find said drive. I can't boot the PC to fix it and I can't seem to find any fixes in BIOS - what can I do to fix this issue? Thanks!