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1. REMOVE TRUECRYPT BOOTLOADER HOW TO
2. REMOVE TRUECRYPT BOOTLOADER INSTALL
3. REMOVE TRUECRYPT BOOTLOADER PRO
4. REMOVE TRUECRYPT BOOTLOADER PASSWORD
5. REMOVE TRUECRYPT BOOTLOADER PROFESSIONAL

Will it allow me to archive my goal? The thing i still can't understand is how to first load TrueCrypt loader and then set it on boot.ini that is on UFD?ġ) placed NTLDR, NTDETECT.COM and a BOOT.INI in usb rootĭefault=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(1)partition(1)\WINDOWS title find and load NTLDR of Windows NT/2K/XP Is it possible to use separate boot.ini file from USB to load appropriate Windows? I read this topic and foundĬopy grldr to "setup" partition, copy to it also NTLDR, NTDETECT.COM and a BOOT.INI with at least two entries, the one here will be OK for this test:Ĭopy to it also a tag file, create a new empty.

REMOVE TRUECRYPT BOOTLOADER PASSWORD

However I think it could be this case too, so if the first time your just entered password will appear as "incorrect" then use the " Repair Options" (in order to restore the "key data/volume header" choosing the option #3) and re-enter your password to boot. Please note that usually the " Repair Options" is useful when the MBR/bootloader is damaged (for any reason).Īlso it is useful if you restore a (RAW) image backup of your encrypted system-partition on a different drive. It may seem as trivial, but note that you have always to place your "rescue.iso" in any uncrypted partition, because it obviously cannot be read from the disk before the drive has been decrypted. Map (hd0,0)/boot/rescue.iso (0xff)Ĭhainloader (0xff)With the above entries your "rescue.iso" must be defragmented.

REMOVE TRUECRYPT BOOTLOADER INSTALL

REMOVE TRUECRYPT BOOTLOADER PROFESSIONAL

Multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS='Microsoft Windows XP Professional RU' /noexecute=alwaysoff /fastdetectUnfortunately cant get one for dummy now, but sure that it boots from the 1st partition. There are contents of real windows' boot.iniĭefault=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS "coder2new.mbr" is the file, containing MBR record of HDD after installing dummy windows on a partition that is between the beginning of HDD and the partition with real windows. "coder2.mbr" - is the file, containing MBR record of HDD just after the encryption of real windows, it is the backup copy of hdd.mbr in Step 4. MBRWiz isn't the most clear app in the world to show your settings, but they don't seem like needed anyway.what app should i use then?Īnd out of nowhere two files unmentioned before come to the light:Ĭoder2new.mbrOk, sorry. Dummy win boots by default and there is no way to boot real encrypted windows but grub4dos changes MBRs allowing to load truecrypt's bootloader that will ask for password and load real windows. I tried to implement a scheme when MBR with partition table replaces with MBR with partition table by installing dummy windows. 3rd partition for not sensitive or any kind of personal data - mp3, video etc.īesides i dont want any boot loaders or password askers in default booting process - only dummy windows. So nobody can guess what exactly i have on 2nd partition - only random data. And when usb-drive inserted i press f8, select it (usb) in boot menu, see grub4dos menu and select mbr (or finally recovery iso) for booting real encrypted by TrueCrypt OS with my personal data. The final goal is - when no usb flash drive inserted - boot dummy windows without any sensitive data. Now i restored the 1st mbr, but i desperately looking for a way to correct situation without reinstalling all AGAIN :-((( *******MBR2 - with dummy OS installed*******ĭisplaying contents of MBR from file: coder2new.mbr Pos MBRndx Type/Name Size Active Hide Start Sector Sectors MBRWiz - Version 2.0 **beta** for Windows XP/2K3/PE April 30, 2006ĭisplaying contents of MBR from file: coder2.mbr But why then did i supply grub4dos with MBR-file containing the original partition table? It doesnt use it? Or TrueCrypt loader remembered that windows is in the 1st partition from the beginning of hdd and using the MBR that is on the hdd instead of one that i supplied on usb-drive? Or may be i just dont understand how TС loader works. Windows on now 2nd partition doesn't boot.

REMOVE TRUECRYPT BOOTLOADER PRO

Can somebody help me correct wrong actions.ġ) Made a 20G partition after 10G of unpartitioned spaceĢ) Installed Windows XP Pro on this partition.Ĥ) Saved mbr to file on usb and created menu.lst: I've done the next steps but havent got the desired result. Hi! I'm trying to implement such scheme: 3 partitions: 1st for dummy Windows, 2nd for real Windows encrypted by TrueCrypt, 3rd for data.