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Learn how to change the password for a TrueCrypt encrypted virtual drive

2 Type in your old password and your new password twice Click OK button

To keep your password protected files secure, it is best to regularly change the passwords of your volumes in Truecrypt. In this tutorial, I will teach you how to change the password of your TrueCrypt encrypted virtual drives.

TrueCrypts downloads page

1.  Click on volume tool and pick change volume password.

Click on volume tool and pick change volume password

Click on volume tool and pick change volume password

2.  Type in your old password and your new password twice Click OK button.

2 Type in your old password and your new password twice Click OK button

2 Type in your old password and your new password twice Click OK button

3. Move your mouse cursor as randomly as possible and click ok button and wait for a message window to appear.

Move your mouse cursor as randomly as possible and click ok button and wait for a message window to appear

Move your mouse cursor as randomly as possible and click ok button and wait for a message window to appear

4. Read the message and click ok button.

Read the message and click ok button.

Read the message and click ok button.

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I graduated from Vancouver Community College's Information technology Specialist certificate program in 2008 and became Comptia A+ IT Enterprise technician certified in 2009. I volunteer at a non-profit Computer Recycler and Refurbisher called Free Geek Vancouver. My interest includes computers, gadgets, art, movies, food, television, blogging, forums, websites and Video games. Welcome to my blog on computer, hardware, software, web design, and cms help. Enjoy your stay!
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