Options for not Mounted Volumes

When encrypted disk volume is not in the mounted state, the software does not transparently decrypt data the operating system reads from the volume. As a result, the volume appears in system as not formatted. In practice it may cause problems, because as soon as Windows detects volume with unknown file system, it suggests the user should format it and displays corresponding message box. The user may accidentally follow the recommendation, format the volume and lose encrypted data.

BestCrypt Volume Encryption provides the user with several options in the Options menu to make the work with encrypted volumes safer and easier:

Hide drive letters for not mounted volumes. When encrypted volume is dismounted, the software removes drive letter for the volume so that it does not appear in My Computer windows. As a result, the risk of accidental formatting the volumes decreases. As an added benefit, the user does not stumble over dismounted volumes during his/her normal workflow.
Actions for inserted encrypted disks -> Suppress format message. When the option is set, the software suppresses Windows message boxes suggesting the user format disk volumes with unrecognized file systems.
Actions for inserted encrypted disks -> Ask password and mount. When the option is set, the program detects when the user inserts removable disk with an encrypted disk volume and asks the user to enter a password for it.