Francois Court

There is nothing in Apache logs because the volume on which Apache resides is not mounted - the error is from Windows which cannot find Apache

Regarding KoRni's remark on the mounting order of system favorites - this is indeed in the documentation but I raised the point because I saw in the Windows service list a Veracrypt service dedicated to mounting system favorites volumes. Maybe there is a disconnect there?

Great, thanks again. Eventually, would it be possible to ensure that the mounting of the system favorites is attempted before starting services (not sure how that would work on windows)?

After a few tests, the "Auto (Delayed)" fix works most of the time but not always (for Apache, ok for MySql). I assume it's a timing issue in the way services start in Windows and how "veracrypt System Favorites" service manages this. Irritating but not blocking. thanks again

Yes, the option is checked and the system favorite volume is indeed correctly mounted It does work with the "Auto (Delayed)" for the two services but not with just "Auto"- not sure why that happens... In any case, many thanks, that was very helpful!

Thanks for the prompt feedback yes - this is a system favorite, it uses the same password as the pre-boot, and it is indeed correctly mounted at startup. This system favorite disk is however not available for the two services that need it (Apache and Mysql) when these two services start or try to start. Both services work fine when I start them manually after logon.

I just encrypted my system disk and added a system favorite volume (on a different disk): everything went well without issue. The system favorite is mounted a startup - that works well; however, there are windows services (Apache, MySql) which depends on data located on this system favorite, and since I moved to veracrypt, these services fail to start because the system favorite volume is not mounted yet when the attempt to start. Any idea? thanks in advance System: Windows 10, single OS boot 1 ssd...

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