The Favorites menu now contains a list of your non-system favorite volumes.For more information, see the chapters Favorite Volumes and System Favorite Volumes. when Windows starts or by pressing the 'Mount Favorite Volumes' hotkey). The order in which favorite volumes are displayed in the Favorites Organizer window can be changed and it is the order in which the volumes are mounted (e.g.

For example, any of them can be mounted upon logon, as read-only or removable medium, can be assigned a special label (which is shown within the user interface instead of the volume path), excluded from hotkey mount, etc. Favorite Volumes Organizer (Favorites > 'Organize Favorite Volumes' or 'Organize System Favorite Volumes'), which allows you to set various options for each favorite volume.Note: Previously only file-hosted volumes were supported on such drives. Partition/device-hosted volumes can now be created on drives that use a sector size of 4096, 2048, or 1024 bytes (Windows, Linux).The same applies to cached non-system volume passwords. In it, enable the option 'Mount selected volume when its host device gets connected' and click OK.Īlso note that TrueCrypt will not prompt you for a password if you have enabled caching of the pre-boot authentication password (Settings > 'System Encryption') and the volume uses the same password as the system partition/drive. The Favorites Organizer window should appear.

Right-click the mounted volume in the drive list in the main TrueCrypt window and select 'Add to Favorites'. Note: For example, if you have a TrueCrypt container on a USB flash drive and you want to configure TrueCrypt to mount it automatically whenever you insert the USB flash drive into the USB port, follow these steps: 1.

A volume can now be configured to be automatically mounted whenever its host device gets connected to the computer (provided that the correct password and/or keyfiles are supplied).

Note: If you want to disable hardware acceleration, select Settings > Performance and disable the option 'Accelerate AES encryption/decryption by using the AES instructions of the processor'.

Hardware-accelerated AES (for more information, see the chapter Hardware Acceleration).

TrueCrypt is a free open-source disk encryption software for Windows 7/Vista/XP, Mac OS X, and Linux.

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