The screenshot below shows the status of the UFD to be encrypted in Windows Disk Management, which was previously subjected to the diskpart 'convert mbr' and 'clean all' commands: The screenshot below shows the status of the UFD to be encrypted in VeraCrypt (selecting to encrypt a non-system partition/drive, standard encryption): A warning message then pops up: UFD: SanDisk Ultra Flair USB 3.0; the controller and NAND have been confirmed via Get Flash Info and ChipGenius to be SanDisk's own, and...