ragnolor

Thank you Adrian, tryed your script and worked like a charm!

1.21 RC4

Hi, I have this situation: 2 HDD (encrypted) will be used to do weekly backups. They will take turns like this: first week is HDD A, second week HDD B, third week HDD A again, and so on... What I need is a VeraCrypt command line to include the two devices IDs and if the first ID is not phisically connected it go ahead and try the next volume ID: Supposing \?\Volume{ID.of.HDD.weekB is the currently connected device ID on the server: veracrypt.exe /volume \?\Volume{ID.of.HDD.weekA}\ /letter h /password...

Give a try using a encrypted device instead of a file container, and use a 20 characters (like my password) with the & right in the middle, don't put spaces and don't use quotes.

Even in the 1.21-RC4 the problem happened. But I found what was: character & that was in my password. Remove it and the mount worked. The & was causing strange spaces and wasn't accepting the quotes: http://i.imgur.com/c6j2sLW.png But, why with the & doesn't works? there are specifcs chars that we can't use? Or this is a bug?

Even in the 1.21-RC4 the problem happened. But I found what was: character & that was in my password. Remove it and the mount worked. The & was causing this: But, why with the & doesn't works? there are specifcs chars that we can't use? Or this is a bug?

Tryed replacing the \?\Volume.. to \Device\Harddisk0\Partition1 that is shown on the GUI, but same problem yet...

OS: Windows 7 SP1 x64 VeraCrypt 1.19 Hi, I am trying to mount an encrypted device made by Verarypt 1.19 by commands lines but when I hit the command, VeraCrypt main window opens, forcing me to click on Mount button and then insert the password. I want to automate the process: cd "C:\Program Files\VeraCrypt" veracrypt.exe /volume \?\Volume{b1e3e675-8ee8-4f2d-da94-c5c7ee22feb4}\ /letter h /password 123456 /silent /quit Letter H is not being used in another device. The password is correct. The volume...