Encrypted Volume Check: Volume Info on \\?\Volume{X}Can't read

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  1. glennc
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    Golden said:
    It doesnt look like it functions from a boot aspect since the bootmanager resides on C:. However, it will be needed if you use the Windows recovery environment.

    Are you saying that the 2nd disk with the system reserved partition is an external disk?
    I think I am following you about that partition. No the second disk or the external disk when attached do not have system reserved partitions or MBRs. It just show that in Paragon. Since they have become more successful, the price for the newest version is for me fairly expensive.
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  3. YoYo155
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    Hi glennc, the registry entry appears to be ok.

    If you don't mind running the SFDT as it will give us a much broader look on the system and will help us better understand the different aspects of the software and hardware.
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  4. glennc
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    YoYo155 said:
    Hi glennc, the registry entry appears to be ok.

    If you don't mind running the SFDT as it will give us a much broader look on the system and will help us better understand the different aspects of the software and hardware.
    Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions
    I will certainly look into the process. Beginning to think it may be time for a clean reinstall...... I am getting two other consistent errors also!
    Thanks
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