Jeannette Holland

Hi, On Win10x64 I deleted the partition on an external usb stick, which was confirmed by Diskpart. However, Veracrypt's device list still shows the deleted partition, which means I can't encrypt the disk. Why does Veracrypt show phantom partitions? EDIT - This gets stranger, I also just tried a sd card, but same thing. I've uploaded 2 images showing the disconnect between VC and DM. I also tried diskpart clean, but nothing seems to fix it. FinalEDIT - Tried a removable ssd and it worked. So it looks...

Hi, On Win10x64 I deleted the partition on an external usb stick, which was confirmed by Diskpart. However, Veracrypt's device list still shows the deleted partition, which means I can't encrypt the disk. Why does Veracrypt show phantom partitions? EDIT - This gets stranger, I also just tried a sd card, but same thing. I've uploaded 2 images showing the disconnect between VC and DM. I also tried diskpart clean, but nothing seems to fix it.

Hi, On Win10x64 I deleted the partition on an external usb stick, which was confirmed by Diskpart. However, Veracrypt's device list still shows the deleted partition, which means I can't encrypt the disk. Why does Veracrypt show phantom partitions? EDIT - This gets stranger, I also just tried a sd card, but same thing. I've uploaded 2 images showing the disconnect between VC and DM. I also tried diskpart clean, but nothing seems to fix it.

Hi, On Win10x64 I deleted the partition on an external usb stick, which was confirmed by Diskpart. However, Veracrypt's device list still shows the deleted partition, which means I can't encrypt the disk. Why does Veracrypt show phantom partitions?

Hi, On Win10x64 I deleted the partition on an external usb stick, which was confirmed by Diskpart. However, Veracrypt's device list still shows the deleted partition, which means I can't encrypt the disk. I get this might be as simple as a reboot, but thought the behaviour strange.

@Aarni K - Thank you for the suggestion, unfortunately, these drivers do not contain the PCKS#11 library. I think what is needed is something like: ASECardCryptoToolkit425x64En I cannot download it from the Wayback.

Hi, A short time ago my pc blew and I need to get the Veracrypt keys on the new computer (Win10x64). Unfortunately, it seems impossible to get hold of the official Athena middleware which would install the PKCS#11 library. I did find this: 32-bit asepkcs.dll v6.5.0.5 from https://www.pconlife.com/download/otherfile/86668/514faa8ad10855eba25cd61010030f4e/ The dll looks legit, at least it is signed by Athena Smartcard Solutions. Any advice would be greatly appreciated, since if the smartcard got bricked...