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Update: now allows me to mount the volume and it appears in the VC launcher with a correct size drive letter and encryption and type. It also appears that i have some functionality to the Volume tools and Volume properties (neither of which I know anything about) but will not open the file when double clicked. It appears on my harddrive under devices and drives, yet does not show and size or percent full or free space like the rest of the mounted drives. Properties does not show anything -no size...

Update: now allows me to mount the volume and it appears in the VC launcher with a correct size drive letter and encryption and type. It also appears that i have some functionality to the Volume tools and Volume properties (neither of which I know anything about) but will not open the file when double clicked. It appears on my harddrive under devices and drives, yet does not show and size or percent full or free space like the rest of the mounted drives. Double clicking it to open, brings up the...

Just checking in to see if this is the correct forum to ask for this sort of help? I see a SubReddit for Veracrypt but thought that this forum would be a better choice. Anyone got suggestions? Thanks!

I have recently encountered a problem mounting a (VC Ver. 1.25.9(64-bit)) encrypted volume on my Win10 machine. It is a large AES Volume using up half of the space on the HDD. The only thing that I can think of which may have caused this, is that I mistakenly ran a Optimize and defragmentation on the HDD with the encrypted volume in a unmounted or in its encrypted state. I may even have run an Error checking test, both from the 'tools' tab from the properties option. This all happened before the...

I have recently encountered a problem mounting a (VC Ver. 1.25.9(64-bit)) encrypted volume on my Win10 machine. It is a large AES Volume using up half of the space on the HDD. The only thing that I can think of which may have caused this, is that I mistakenly ran a Optimize and defragmentation on the HDD with the encrypted volume in a unmounted or in its encrypted state. I may even have run an Error checking test, both from the 'tools' tab from the properties option. This all happened before the...