Data Recovery and Disk Utilities Forum @R-TT

This is very strange, the partitions are now available for backup. Being a new system, many changes have been made as apps have been added and removed for causing BSOD's I did try and figure out what caused the original issue, not been able to reproduce. Thank you for your research, much appreciated. My trusted RDI backups are again up and running.

We tested how R-Drive Image worked with Truecrypt-ciphered partitions, and all worked seamlessly. R-Drive Image sees all partitions, the physical one as a partition on the harddrive, the truecrypt one as a Pure Volume, any can be imaged.
If you still have the problem, contact our techsupport with the system dump when the truecrypt volume is mounted (About -> System dump), and a detailed description of the encrypted volume (when it's on the disk and how it's encrypted). Please, provide a reference to this topic.

If anyone has any feedback, would appreciate it. I have been without a backup for almost a week.

I have a hard drive with two partitions; each has been encrypted. The system sees them as D and E, whereas after Truecrypt mounts them the actual data is seen under F and G. RDI only shows D and E as being available for backup. How can I validate my actual data was backed up without restoring and validating? I would prefer it if there was a way for RDI to show me F and G for backup; is that possible?