Mike Hunt

Ok, I tried Recuva and found a .chk file from my usb drive. I recovered the .chk file to my desktop since I got a warning message to not recover it to the same place, or something along those lines. Just for shits and giggles I mounted the .chk file in VeraCrypt and lo and behold, when I opened it all of my folders were there, just most of the folders didn't have individual files in them. Just one folder, oddly. What should be my next course of action? Recover that .chk file to the usb stick and...

Volume "header" dissapeared, if I'm using that term correctly? I've had an encrypted container on a USB stick for some time now, never had any issues. Plugged it in to my computer and went to mount it in VeraCrypt. Found the USB drive, but no container file. It's just empty. Windows still shows the usb stick is almost full of data, 63 of 64GB or so, so I know the data is still there. I just can't access it. Any ideas? Thanks in advance.

Do you have a paypal or something of the sorts I can shoot a little something your way for your time?

THANK YOU. It worked. I knew it had to be something simple.

FUSE 3.8.1

I downloaded Yosemite 10.10.5. I believe it's the latest version of OS X my older Mac will run. Just downloaded and tried 1.23-beta1 and I get the same thing, just a slightly different error message: VeraCrypt::FilesystemPath::GetType:48 GetType:48 instead of 45

Recently had to replace the hard drive in my Mac. After re-installing OS X and downloading VeraCrypt, I can no longer mount my encrypted USB drive. I encrytped this drive about a year ago and have been using it like this problem free ever since, until now. The only thing that has changed was re-installing the operating system, so I'm guessing somehow this comes into play. Whenever I try to mount the volume, I get this: Operation Not Permitted VeraCrypt::FilesystemPath::GetType:45 Any help would be...