Read encrypted Windows partition using Linux
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I run linux debian, usually i'd be able to mount the windows partition and read/write data on it, now I encrypted Windows 10 with veracrypt, and it's no longer there.
My linux distro is already LUKS encrypted.
How do I open windows from linux now?
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I run linux debian, usually i'd be able to mount the windows partition and read/write data on it, now I encrypted Windows 10 with veracrypt, and it's no longer there.
My linux distro is already LUKS encrypted.
How do I open windows from linux now?
linux windows veracrypt
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I run linux debian, usually i'd be able to mount the windows partition and read/write data on it, now I encrypted Windows 10 with veracrypt, and it's no longer there.
My linux distro is already LUKS encrypted.
How do I open windows from linux now?
linux windows veracrypt
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I run linux debian, usually i'd be able to mount the windows partition and read/write data on it, now I encrypted Windows 10 with veracrypt, and it's no longer there.
My linux distro is already LUKS encrypted.
How do I open windows from linux now?
linux windows veracrypt
linux windows veracrypt
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I encrypted Windows 10 with veracrypt, and it's no longer there.
You need to install veracrypt for Linux.
VeraCrypt can be downloaded from the official website. It's just
a tar file that you will need to extract it on your hard drive.
After you have downloaded the .tar.gz file from the official website,
extract it somewhere on your hard disk. You can install it through
terminal and gui both. If you want to install VeraCrypt through
Terminal then use the console file otherwise use gui files. In this
article I will be installing using GUI file.
Open Terminal
First of all open terminal and cd into the extracted VeraCrypt
directory.
Execute Setup
Start the setup using the below command:
$ sudo bash veracrypt-1.17-setup-gui-x64
Your filename may be different if you're using different VeraCrypt
version.
Now you should see the GUI setup to install VeraCrypt.
Click 'Install VeraCrypt':
Accept VeraCrypt terms and conditions:
Start the installation:
The installation will begin in a separate console. It takes few
seconds to finish. Enter to exit the console after installation.
Now VeraCrypt is installed.
Source How To Install & Use VeraCrypt In Linux An Alternative To TrueCrypt [COMPLETE TUTORIAL] - LinuxAndUbuntu - Linux News | FOSS Reviews | Linux Tutorials HowTo
answered Nov 28 at 14:32
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Sorry I forgot to mention, my linux distro is already LUKS encrypted.. Does that make a difference? What to do after installing veracrypt?
– MyWays
Nov 28 at 20:09
@MyWays No idea. Please update your question.
– DavidPostill♦
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I encrypted Windows 10 with veracrypt, and it's no longer there.
You need to install veracrypt for Linux.
VeraCrypt can be downloaded from the official website. It's just
a tar file that you will need to extract it on your hard drive.
After you have downloaded the .tar.gz file from the official website,
extract it somewhere on your hard disk. You can install it through
terminal and gui both. If you want to install VeraCrypt through
Terminal then use the console file otherwise use gui files. In this
article I will be installing using GUI file.
Open Terminal
First of all open terminal and cd into the extracted VeraCrypt
directory.
Execute Setup
Start the setup using the below command:
$ sudo bash veracrypt-1.17-setup-gui-x64
Your filename may be different if you're using different VeraCrypt
version.
Now you should see the GUI setup to install VeraCrypt.
Click 'Install VeraCrypt':
Accept VeraCrypt terms and conditions:
Start the installation:
The installation will begin in a separate console. It takes few
seconds to finish. Enter to exit the console after installation.
Now VeraCrypt is installed.
Source How To Install & Use VeraCrypt In Linux An Alternative To TrueCrypt [COMPLETE TUTORIAL] - LinuxAndUbuntu - Linux News | FOSS Reviews | Linux Tutorials HowTo
answered Nov 28 at 14:32
DavidPostill♦
103k25222256
Sorry I forgot to mention, my linux distro is already LUKS encrypted.. Does that make a difference? What to do after installing veracrypt?
– MyWays
Nov 28 at 20:09
@MyWays No idea. Please update your question.
– DavidPostill♦
Nov 28 at 21:10
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
I encrypted Windows 10 with veracrypt, and it's no longer there.
You need to install veracrypt for Linux.
VeraCrypt can be downloaded from the official website. It's just
a tar file that you will need to extract it on your hard drive.
After you have downloaded the .tar.gz file from the official website,
extract it somewhere on your hard disk. You can install it through
terminal and gui both. If you want to install VeraCrypt through
Terminal then use the console file otherwise use gui files. In this
article I will be installing using GUI file.
Open Terminal
First of all open terminal and cd into the extracted VeraCrypt
directory.
Execute Setup
Start the setup using the below command:
$ sudo bash veracrypt-1.17-setup-gui-x64
Your filename may be different if you're using different VeraCrypt
version.
Now you should see the GUI setup to install VeraCrypt.
Click 'Install VeraCrypt':
Accept VeraCrypt terms and conditions:
Start the installation:
The installation will begin in a separate console. It takes few
seconds to finish. Enter to exit the console after installation.
Now VeraCrypt is installed.
Source How To Install & Use VeraCrypt In Linux An Alternative To TrueCrypt [COMPLETE TUTORIAL] - LinuxAndUbuntu - Linux News | FOSS Reviews | Linux Tutorials HowTo
answered Nov 28 at 14:32
DavidPostill♦
103k25222256
Sorry I forgot to mention, my linux distro is already LUKS encrypted.. Does that make a difference? What to do after installing veracrypt?
– MyWays
Nov 28 at 20:09
@MyWays No idea. Please update your question.
– DavidPostill♦
Nov 28 at 21:10
add a comment |
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I encrypted Windows 10 with veracrypt, and it's no longer there.
You need to install veracrypt for Linux.
VeraCrypt can be downloaded from the official website. It's just
a tar file that you will need to extract it on your hard drive.
After you have downloaded the .tar.gz file from the official website,
extract it somewhere on your hard disk. You can install it through
terminal and gui both. If you want to install VeraCrypt through
Terminal then use the console file otherwise use gui files. In this
article I will be installing using GUI file.
Open Terminal
First of all open terminal and cd into the extracted VeraCrypt
directory.
Execute Setup
Start the setup using the below command:
$ sudo bash veracrypt-1.17-setup-gui-x64
Your filename may be different if you're using different VeraCrypt
version.
Now you should see the GUI setup to install VeraCrypt.
Click 'Install VeraCrypt':
Accept VeraCrypt terms and conditions:
Start the installation:
The installation will begin in a separate console. It takes few
seconds to finish. Enter to exit the console after installation.
Now VeraCrypt is installed.
Source How To Install & Use VeraCrypt In Linux An Alternative To TrueCrypt [COMPLETE TUTORIAL] - LinuxAndUbuntu - Linux News | FOSS Reviews | Linux Tutorials HowTo
answered Nov 28 at 14:32
DavidPostill♦
103k25222256
I encrypted Windows 10 with veracrypt, and it's no longer there.
You need to install veracrypt for Linux.
VeraCrypt can be downloaded from the official website. It's just
a tar file that you will need to extract it on your hard drive.
After you have downloaded the .tar.gz file from the official website,
extract it somewhere on your hard disk. You can install it through
terminal and gui both. If you want to install VeraCrypt through
Terminal then use the console file otherwise use gui files. In this
article I will be installing using GUI file.
Open Terminal
First of all open terminal and cd into the extracted VeraCrypt
directory.
Execute Setup
Start the setup using the below command:
$ sudo bash veracrypt-1.17-setup-gui-x64
Your filename may be different if you're using different VeraCrypt
version.
Now you should see the GUI setup to install VeraCrypt.
Click 'Install VeraCrypt':
Accept VeraCrypt terms and conditions:
Start the installation:
The installation will begin in a separate console. It takes few
seconds to finish. Enter to exit the console after installation.
Now VeraCrypt is installed.
Source How To Install & Use VeraCrypt In Linux An Alternative To TrueCrypt [COMPLETE TUTORIAL] - LinuxAndUbuntu - Linux News | FOSS Reviews | Linux Tutorials HowTo
answered Nov 28 at 14:32
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103k25222256
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Sorry I forgot to mention, my linux distro is already LUKS encrypted.. Does that make a difference? What to do after installing veracrypt?
– MyWays
Nov 28 at 20:09
@MyWays No idea. Please update your question.
– DavidPostill♦
Nov 28 at 21:10
add a comment |
Sorry I forgot to mention, my linux distro is already LUKS encrypted.. Does that make a difference? What to do after installing veracrypt?
– MyWays
Nov 28 at 20:09
@MyWays No idea. Please update your question.
– DavidPostill♦
Nov 28 at 21:10
Sorry I forgot to mention, my linux distro is already LUKS encrypted.. Does that make a difference? What to do after installing veracrypt?
– MyWays
Nov 28 at 20:09
Sorry I forgot to mention, my linux distro is already LUKS encrypted.. Does that make a difference? What to do after installing veracrypt?
– MyWays
Nov 28 at 20:09
@MyWays No idea. Please update your question.
– DavidPostill♦
Nov 28 at 21:10
@MyWays No idea. Please update your question.
– DavidPostill♦
Nov 28 at 21:10
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