Heribert Schwanemeier

Hi, I am having a little issue since the update to Win11 22H2. It worked fine for my system drive after decryping and then re-encrypting, and also my second HDD that I have crypted and set as a favorite for automount on boot just works fine. I have one additional file container that is crypted, 2GB of size. It works fine, but takes around 10 seconds to mount. Wasn't that long before. Can live with it. What is slightly annoying is that my crypted external hdd doesn't work at all anymore. Mounting...

Indeed it does! Thanks for the heads-up!

GMX.de Error: Too many errors

Hello, so it has been a while since my last system update and I wanted to update to 1903 now. I used to decrypt system drive, and then encrypt again after update. To my understanding this is not necessary anymore since 1.23 Beta 1. Is this really failsafe now? Can I just to an update to 1903 and it will boot afterwards? Or should I stick to the safe way? I've been reading about it also over here and last post is someone reporting that it didn't work. Better safe than sorry and do the usual decry...

Come on, there has to be a way?

Hi, so the next feature update hits me and as usual, if I try to update my encrypted system drive to the newest Windows version, either it kills the bootloader which I also cannot restore with my rescue disk, meaning my windows installation is wrecked and I have to set it up again - or the update fails and rolls back. Only way to update is to decrypt my sysdrive, update, and encrypt again. It's not a big deal, but doing that twice a year on two computers is annoying. I know that there is a patcher...

Hi, so the next feature update hits me and as usual, if I try to update my encrypted system drive to the newest Windows version, either it kills the bootloader or the update fails and rolls back. Only way to update is to decrypt my sysdrive and after the update encrypt again. It's not a big deal, but doing that twice a year on two computers is annoying. I know that there is a patcher on github that allows you to create a modified update with veracrypt drivers in place, but I never got it to work....