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In newer VC versions, in preferences two options exist, to "Use Secure Desktop" and "Enable IME in Secure Desktop". In command line, the first option does exist, but not the second. Please add a new command-line parameter to "Enable IME" when "/secureDesktop" is used in command-line.

In newer VC versions, in preferences two options exist, to "Use Secure Desktop" and "Enable IME in Secure Desktop". In command line, the first option does exist, but not the second. Please add a command-line parameter to "Enable IME" when "/secureDesktop" is used in command-line.

In newer VC versions, in preferences two options have been added to "Use Secure Desktop" and "Enable IME in Secure Desktop". In command line, the first option does exist, but not the second. Please add a command-line parameter to "Enable IME" when "/secureDesktop" is used in command-line.

Hi. v1.26.24 has a problem with changing the language in Secure Desktop mode (as reported here). Is that solved in 1.26.29?

I decided to upgrade from 1.25.9 to 1.26.24, hoping there would not be any problems. Unfortunately there was a problem though. I could not mount a disk i have. While playing around to see what happens though, i noticed that in the Secure Desktop i use for mounting the disk, there was a difference. In 1.25.9, the Windows Language Selector toolbar was visible, while in 1.26.24 was not. This is an issue for me since i'm using characters in languages other than English. After removing the Secure Desktop...

[1.26.24] Language bar not visible in Secure Desktop mode

For anyone interested, after searching around for several days i reached the conclusion that the underlying file system had somehow become corrupted, so i backed-up everything i could and recreated the disk. I'm still not sure how it happened though (if it was caused by VC or not).

I have more info on this. IIRC, i had created the disk using either Quick Format or Fast Create option (probably the 2nd). I have now discovered that the host disk is reportedly 3.000.591.446.016 bytes, the veracrypt file is reportedly 3.000.391.014.400 bytes but the disk also has 398.102.466.560 bytes free! Inside the encrypted disk, the free size is 381.412.470.784 bytes out of 3.000.390.750.208. All disks (both host and encrypted) are formatted as NTFS. From what i understand, the host drive may...