Thomas Navara - 2016-05-19

This is NOT issue about unlocking boot taking 30 seconds.

I used truecrypt for years and when decided to upgrade to Windows 10 also to switch to veracrypt. For this reason I decrypted drive via TC, copied it to M.2, upgraded to Win10 and encrypted it again using recent Veracrypt freshly installed. So far, so good. When I freshly start computer all is fine, same when I only put it to sleep.

But, when I hibernate computer and then wake it up, after I enter password (and wait that 30 seconds), windows start to "unhibernate" showing logo and rotating circle made from dots.

Those dot's spin really slow and entire unhibernation takes about 35 minutes.

After those 35 minues windows login shows up and everything works fine, including system drive speed.

System partition uses AES, PIM is left default and benchark says 3.5GB/s with HW acceleration.
System is on SM951 drive - M.2 connected via PCIE-4x.
CPU i5-4590, 32GB RAM if that matters for some reason and GTX970 if CUDA is used or so, 64bit.

What shall I do to fix that?

Related ticket: https://sourceforge.net/p/veracrypt/tickets/83/

 

Last edit: Thomas Navara 2016-05-19