Gabriel Nilam

Luckily, the crash hasn’t happened again so far, and I’m hoping it was just a one-time thing. I just finished analyzing the dump using the VeraCrypt driver debugging symbols. Here’s what I found: veracrypt!MainThreadProc+0x508 EncryptedIoQueue.c @ line 875 MmGetSystemAddressForMdlSafe called with a null MDL (rcx = 0x0) Instruction: test byte ptr [rcx+0Ah], 5 Exception: 0xC0000005 (Access violation) Attempted read from address 0x000000000000000A Failure bucket ID: AV_veracrypt!MainThreadProc As for...

I'm using (and have been using) VeraCrypt version 1.26.24, the latest available version. I checked Event Viewer, but didn’t see anything useful other than the usual message saying the system rebooted and that a dump file was written. The last Windows 11 update (KB5065426, build 26100.6584) was installed automatically the day before the crash, and I don’t believe it directly caused the issue. The crash just happened out of nowhere, with no obvious trigger.

Hi everyone, I’ve been using VeraCrypt for years on Windows 10 with full disk encryption, without any problems. Since support for Windows 10 is ending soon, I recently did a clean install of Windows 11. I set up VeraCrypt again, but this time I encrypted just the system partition (because full disk encryption isn’t supported on Win 11), so aside from Windows’ hidden partitions, that’s the only visible partition I have. Everything seemed fine the first few days (I've been on Win 11 about 5 days now),...

Hi everyone, I’ve been using VeraCrypt for years on Windows 10 with full disk encryption, without any problems. Since support for Windows 10 is ending soon, I recently did a clean install of Windows 11. I set up VeraCrypt again, but this time I encrypted just the system partition (because full disk encryption isn’t supported on Win 11), so aside from Windows’ hidden partitions, that’s the only visible partition I have. Everything seemed fine the first few days (I've been on Win 11 about 5 days now),...

Hi everyone, I’ve been using VeraCrypt for years on Windows 10 with full disk encryption, without any problems. Since support for Windows 10 is ending soon, I recently did a clean install of Windows 11. I set up VeraCrypt again, but this time I encrypted just the system partition (because full disk encryption isn’t supported on Win 11), so aside from Windows’ hidden partitions, that’s the only visible partition I have. Everything seemed fine the first few days (I've been on Win 11 about 5 days now),...