TrueCrypt on Windows 7 non-system 3 TB drive


  1. dazzdarryl
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    Windows 7 SP1 32 bit
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    TrueCrypt on Windows 7 non-system 3 TB drive


    Will truecrypt work on a non system 3TB hard drive. I plan to create 2 partitions of equal size on this drive. Thanks
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  3. Golden
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    Are you wanting to:

    1. Encrypt the entire partitions?, or
    2. Create encrypted folders within the partitions?
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  4. dazzdarryl
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    I plan to encrypt the entire partitions
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  6. Golden
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    OK. I don't see a problem, it should be fine.
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