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Today when I start my Win10 computer (with Full Disk Encryption by VeraCrypt), it keep looping in the autmatic repair. Probably is the Window update change the BIO setting. After reviewing lots of articles for 3 hours, just want to share my tips to solve this. In the advanced options of Automatic Repair (attached screenshot), click UEFI Firmware Settings and follow the instructions(restart the comp) After restarting your comp, you will see a "Setup Utility" window, check the "Security column", set...

That's mean the way to securely erase a USB by VeraCrypt, is to Encrypt a non-system partition/drive >> Standard VeraCrypt volume >> Select Device (USB) >> Create encrypted volume and format it >> follow the instruction and leave the option (Quick format) unchecked. Finally the selected USB will be encrypted and the data currently stored on the USB will be overwrited ? or Just delete to Recycle Bin? . Also, after the encryption, I can decrypt the USB so all data is lost and overwritten securely?

In the Documentation >> Plausible Deniability , it said, "in fact, VeraCrypt can be used to securely erase a partition/device too, by creating an empty encrypted partition/device-hosted volume within it", what does it mean? If I want to erase the USB entirely and securely by using VeraCrypt, what should I do?