Aug 19, 2014 - This post describes my initial exploration of DiskCryptor as an alternative to TrueCrypt. After viewing. I would have liked a portable rather than. Portable mode will be realized together with container's support as they can be mounted without driver installation. Currently DiskCryptor supports volumes and driver installation is obligatory (administrator rights required) and the following restart (it is possible to load driver without rebooting, however in this case filter can be assigned.

The most important number to look at here is the sequential speeds as that’s what reflects how we access files from a USB drive. Driver woxter slim disk usb 20. The random 512K and 4K tests would be important if you are planning on installing an OS onto your drive, but are less indicative of its practical performance.

Discovering the forums, this seems to have been asked and promised for more than 2 years. Even the official description says: Portable mode will be realized together with container's support as they can be mounted without driver installation. Looking for a replacement of TrueCrypt, at least container / volume support is what I am looking for (portability comes second).

When will container support be ready? Wondershare data recovery with crack. In the meantime, is there another way to do what I am looking for without container support? Here is the scenario: 1/ Connect my USB disk to my Desktop at home Desktop (with DC drive encryption) USB disk with 100MB encrypted container 2/ Mount the container from the USB disk and map it to a drive letter on my desktop 3/ Sync the data using SyncBackSE Pro 4/ Dismount the drive on the USB disk. My USB disk now has the latest data and I can use it to edit the data 5/ Connect my USB disk to a third party computer USB disk with 100MB encrypted container Third party computer (no encryption) 6/ Mount the container from the USB disk and map it to a drive letter on the third party computer 7/ Edit my data on the mounted drive, then un-mount the drive. Back home, start again with 1/ to push the data change on to my Desktop.

In another scenario, I also want to be able to make a backup copy of the encrypted volume from my USB disk to a NAS (copy of the container itself without mounting it). Leaving unencrypted files on an Internet connected NAS makes me particularly nervous, as Synology's track record in Security does not seem over the top. Please respond asap as I am evaluating other alternatives, but DC makes it to the top of my shortlist.