In the ‘ Computer Management’ window, right-click the area representing the storage space of the encrypted device and select ‘ New Partition’ or ‘ New Simple Volume’.

The ‘ Initialize Disk’ window should appear.

After the partition is formatted, it will no longer be required to mount it with VeraCrypt to be able to save or load files to/from the partition.

In the Computer Management window, right-click the partition you want to decrypt again and select.

If you clicked Add, then in the ‘ Add Drive Letter or Path’ (which should have appeared), select a drive letter you want to assign to the partition and click

If no drive letter is displayed in the window, click The ‘ Change Drive Letter and Paths’ window should appear.Right-click the partition you want to decrypt and select ‘ Change Drive Letter and Paths’.In the Computer Management window, from the list on the left, select ‘ Disk Management’ (within the.The ‘ Computer Management’ window should appear. Right-click the ‘ Computer’ (or ‘ My Computer’) icon on your desktop, or in the Start Menu, and select.If the volume is partition-hosted (applies also to USB flash drives).In all cases, if the steps 1-3 are followed, the following extra operations can be performed: If in-place decryption of non-system partitions/drives is not desired, it is also possible in this case to follow the steps 1-3 described above. delete it (the container) just like you delete any other file.

Move all files from the VeraCrypt volume to any location outside the VeraCrypt volume (note that the files will be decrypted on the fly).If you need to remove encryption (e.g., if you no longer need encryption) from aįile-hosted volume, please follow these steps: (select System > Permanently Decrypt System Partition/Driveįor system partition/drive and select Volumes -> Permanently Decryptįor non-system partition/drive). Please note that VeraCrypt can in-place decrypt only partitions and drives

Veracrypt whole disk