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I've had windows break my truecrypt disc. And this was recently. Installed W10, after Fedora - Windows does a scanning and repairing drive and destroys a 1.5TB
by ThatMedicIsASpy 3y ago
I've had windows break my truecrypt disc. And this was recently.
Installed W10, after Fedora - Windows does a scanning and repairing drive and destroys a 1.5TB 60k hours drive with a full truecrypt disc encryption unrecoverable with the backed up TC headers. Annoying but not the end of the world. I've had issues with Windows installs in the past not knowing the file system on a drive and just using it. A reason which made me paranoid and I will always unplug drives I don't want used during a Windows install.
- hparadiz 3y agoThat only happened cause the disk appeared uninitialized to windows. Though I agree that it shouldn't touch any disks that aren't the install destination.