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Changes between 1.25.4 and 1.25.7 (7 January 2022) :

  - All OSes:
     * Update translations.

  - Windows:
     * Restore support of Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8/8.1.
       - Windows 7 support requires that either KB3033929 or KB4474419 is installed.
       - Windows Vista support requires that either KB4039648 or KB4474419 is installed.
     * MSI installation only: Fix double-clicking .hc file container inserting %1 instead of volume name in path field.
     * Add registry settings to control driver internal encryption queue to allow tuning performance for SSD disks and having better stability under heavy load:
       - Under registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\veracrypt:
         - VeraCryptEncryptionFragmentSize (REG_DWORD): size of encryption data fragment in KiB. Default is 256. Maximum is 2048.
         - VeraCryptEncryptionIoRequestCount (REG_DWORD): maximum number of parallel I/O requests. Default is 16. Maximum is 8192.
         - VeraCryptEncryptionItemCount (REG_DWORD): maximum number of encryption queue items processed in parallel. Default as well as maximum is half of VeraCryptEncryptionIoRequestCount.
       - The triplet (FragmentSize=512, IoRequestCount=128, ItemCount=64) is an example of parameters that enhance sequential read speed on some SSD NVMe systems.

  - MacOSX:
     * Fix resource files inside VeraCrypt application bundle (e.g. HTML documentation, languages XML files) being world-writable. (Reported by Niall O'Reilly)

Source: README.TXT, updated 2022-01-08