I have a laptop running Windows 7, using TrueCrypt full disk encryption. Since it’s now Windows 10 upgrade season, I get regular popups asking me to do so. I’m a bit wary that the upgrade is likely to break halfway through leaving me with an unbootable system.
Searching the web leads to posts from others with the same question, such as http://superuser.com/questions/949519/windows-10-upgrade-and-truecrypt. Always with the same unhelpful answer. “TrueCrypt is no longer supported.” Yes, yes, I already knew that.
Since I do not have so many machines or so much time as to experiment myself, I’m turning to Lobsters as a last resort. I imagine encrypted Win7 systems can’t be that rare among the crowd here. Has anybody attempted such an upgrade?
It seems very unlikely, considering it hooks at the bootloader level. By looking around:
(Also there: “You need to contact TrueCrypt support about support.” Ohhhhhh, Microsoft support forums, how useless you are.)
Thanks. You’d think “Been there, done that, didn’t work” would outrank any answers offering vague suggestions…