Cryptic Disk 5.1 brings many bug fixes and improvements. The three main ones: automatic unmounting on session lock, the Windows 8 and 10 Notification Center and the exFAT file system.
- Unmount on lock: encrypted drives unmount when you lock the session (Win + L), RDP sessions included.
- Notification Center: mount and unmount messages in Windows 8 and 10.
- exFAT: for new containers and encrypted drives, besides FAT and NTFS.
Automatic unmounting upon user session lock
Many users lock the session with Win + L when they step away, but the encrypted data stays open if they forget to unmount it. Cryptic Disk 5.1 can unmount encrypted containers and disks as soon as the session is locked, even a remote RDP session. The option is off by default: turn it on in the program settings.
Support of the Notification Center in Windows 8/10
Windows 8 introduced the Notification Center to replace old-style tray notifications, and Windows 10 turns those off by default. Cryptic Disk now uses the Notification Center in Windows 8 and 10 to report mounting and unmounting. Old-style notifications stay for Windows XP and Vista.
The appearance of Cryptic Disk notifications can be set in the program settings.
Support of the exFAT file system
When you create an encrypted container or encrypt a physical drive, you can now choose exFAT (Extended FAT) besides FAT and NTFS. exFAT is optimized for removable media and suits encrypted containers and disks better than legacy FAT, with far higher limits.
Full list of changes: what’s new in Cryptic Disk 5.1.
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