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You can put that in a bash or powershell script, have it wait for it to complete, then start the program that will use that volume/drive, wait for that program to close then unmount with the "/d z" option like thisĪll together in a bat file might look like this:

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Restarting the computer will definitely clear the password cache. If you want to do caching, you should experiment how durable the cache is. I don't know if when it does caching if it is cached for all users or just for the user that started it and only as long as they are logged in.

Otherwise it won't need to prompt for a password after the first time. The option "/c no", prevents caching the password so the user will be prompted every time the volume is mounted. The /q keeps it from leaving the veractype app open after the password is entered (the volume will staying mounted after you enter the password correctly). Of course adjust things to where you have the program installed, the drive letter you want to use, which hash was used to encrypt it and the proper path/name of the volume file. It will prompt the user for the password and close the veracrypt password prompt window. That will mount the volume file specified by the /v option to drive letter z. v "C:\Users\Public\Documents\my veracrypt volume.hc" "c:\Program Files\VeraCrypt\VeraCrypt.exe" To do that it would look something like this: when they enter it the c:\encrpyted container gets mounted as the S: drive so that they can work on the files.Įverytime they log off or reboot the password has to be typed in so the data should be secure and the device is screwed to the case. When a user logs in I want to script to bring up a prompt for the encryption password. My goal is to have an encrypted container on a local HDD.