It's sure handy to just use a USB thumbdrive though - better yet have VC on the Windows Boot media of that PC. The next best situation is a USB HDD which can have more than one partition and still be visible to these hosts. I've still got a Window 7 and pre 1709 Windows 10 clients that can't read more than one partition on a removable media. Veracrypt is portable, so no PE environment changes needed.
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Or does running VeraCrypt in WinPE actually require direct modifications to the WinPE environment itself beforehand, such as driver injections? I use this method to access Explorer++ in Rescue, for example, which is a much more powerful file browser.
Then you can launch it by clicking the PE Explorer icon in the Rescue Media task bar (blue computer icon) to open a rudimentary file explorer. However, if you're using a USB flash drive for Rescue Media (as opposed to a CD/DVD), it's probably easiest to just create a VeraCrypt Portable folder on the flash drive and store the necessary application files there. Is there a way to include other files in the Macrium rescue ISO easily? Or is there a way to make the Macrium rescue media creation tool to write to wim index #2 instead of #1?Ĭustom WIMs are a bit of a chore and introduce the potential of Rescue Media issues since you're now asking Reflect to build from a non-standard "foundation". Macrium writes it's files to wim index #1, so I never see the Macrium program on the resultant boot image when I use it. I tried to use the recovery media tools along with a boot.wim from a WinPE environment I use - that boot.wim has the Veracrypt.app on it This WinPE boot.wim must use index #2 to boot right. I can mount a second USB stick to get access to Veracrypt but would like to have a simpler solution I can access right from the recovery media. I store my backups on Veracrypt encrypted disks. I want to include the Veracrypt application files in my Macrium Rescue media.
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