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My computer had a problem (not uncommon apparently) that forced Windows to be the default EUFI boot option. Admittedly this is perhaps more of a laptop manufact
by quietbritishjim 7y ago
My computer had a problem (not uncommon apparently) that forced Windows to be the default EUFI boot option. Admittedly this is perhaps more of a laptop manufacturer bug than a problem from Microsoft.
I used a workaround suggested on the VeraCrypt forums: renaming the Windows boot loader, replacing it with the VeraCrypt one, and pointing VeraCrypt at the renamed option. This meant that any Windows update that updated the boot loader would break the whole arrangement and to fix it I needed to boot from a USB stick.
I think I most recently tried on version 1.22. It does sound like this version has some relevant fixes though.