Andreas Pahlen

I found the solution by googling some more... I had to turn off "fast startup" to get it working. I really wonder why this information is not mentioned in the documentation of VeraCrypt :( https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/4189-turn-off-fast-startup-windows-10-a.html After I did that, I finally got an error message in the windows event monitor. Turns out, the password of the storage SSD has to be TestY (= the same password as the system SSD).

Hi, I have 2 internal SSDs in my computer. One is the system SSD, the other my "storage" SSD. Both are encrypted with VeraCrypt. I want the storage SSD to be mounted and decrypted automatically when the system boots. I'm from Germany and therefore I'm using the german keyboard layout. Let's say, my password for the system SSD is (shown on the screen when setting it up): TestY I have to "press" the buttons T, e, s, t, Z at boot - which works perfectly fine. For the storage SSD I tried setting the...

Hi, I have 2 internal SSDs in my computer. One is the system SSD, the other my "storage" SSD. Both are encrypted with VeraCrypt. I want the storage SSD to be mounted and decrypted automatically when the system boots. I'm from Germany and therefore I'm using the german keyboard layout. Let's say, my password for the system SSD is (shown on the screen when setting it up): TestY I have to "press" the buttons T, e, s, t, Z at boot - which works perfectly fine. For the storage SSD I tried setting the...

Hi, I have 2 internal SSDs in my computer. One is the system SSD, the other my "storage" SSD. Both are encrypted with VeraCrypt. I want the storage SSD to be mounted and decrypted automatically when the system boots. I'm from Germany and therefore I'm using the german keyboard layout. Let's say, my password for the system SSD is (shown on the screen when setting it up): TestY I have to "press" the buttons T, e, s, t, Z at boot - which works perfectly fine. For the storage SSD I tried setting passwort...