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Additional Security Requirements and Precautions 99.Security Requirements and Precautions 90.VeraCrypt Format.exe (VeraCrypt Volume Creation Wizard): 85.Converting TrueCrypt volumes and partitions 74.Include VeraCrypt Volume Creation Wizard 73.that if you create a new file in the folder or if you copy an additional file to the folder, then all volumes that used keyfiles from the folder will be impossible to mount (until you remove the newly added file from the folder). WARNING: When you add a folder (as opposed to a file) to your default keyfile list, only the path is remembered, not the filenames! This means e.g.Volumes > Remove All Keyfiles from Volume 69.Volumes > Add/Remove Keyfiles to/from Volume 69.Important: Note that folders (and files they contain) and hidden files found in a keyfile search path are ignored.Mount partition using system encryption without pre-boot authentication 62.Use backup header embedded in volume if available 62.Force auto-dismount even if volume contains open files or directories 61.Auto-dismount volume after no data has been read/written to it for 61.VeraCrypt Background Task – Exit when there are no mounted volumes 61.Use a different taskbar icon when there are mounted volumes 60.Open Explorer window for successfully mounted volume 60.
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Possible Explanations for Existence of Two VeraCrypt Partitions on Single Drive 49.Plausible Deniability and Data Leak Protection 48.Process of Creation of Hidden Operating System 47.Security Requirements and Precautions Pertaining to Hidden Volumes 41.The reason is that, during the time when an outer volume is mounted with the hidden volume protection enabled, the adversary can find out that a hidden volume exists within the outer volume (he/she will be able to find it out until the volume is dismounted and possibly even some time after the computer has been powered off – see Unencrypted Data in RAM). You must mount it as a normal volume (and then VeraCrypt will not show the volume type "Outer" but "Normal"). When an adversary asks you to mount an outer volume, you of course must not mount it with the hidden volume protection enabled. Important: You are the only person who can mount your outer volume with the hidden volume protection enabled (since nobody else knows your hidden volume password).volume protection can be activated only by users who supply the correct password (and/or keyfiles) for the hidden volume (each time they mount the outer volume).Protection of Hidden Volumes Against Damage 38.Operating Systems Supported for System Encryption 32.To configure a VeraCrypt volume as a system favorite volume, follow these steps: 29.To configure a VeraCrypt volume as a favorite volume, follow these steps: 27.
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Hardware/Software RAID, Windows Dynamic Volumes 26.Important: We strongly recommend that you also read the other chapters of this manual, as they contain important information that has been omitted in this tutorial for simplicity.
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