2 major bugs and 1 minor

[Dave40]

I've encrypted my NVMe SSD - on real hardware (not a VM). So far good performance.

But there are some bugs I noticed:

• Secure boot must be turned OFF in the BIOS, otherwise when you install DiskCryptor and restart, Windows 10 will not boot.

• If you select to use a keyfile to encrypt the Windows drive, you will be locked out.

• Minor but noticeable bug: it's very hard to see which partition is selected for encrypting. Please use a blue bar to show the selected partition.

[DavidXanatos]

The secure boot thing is a know behavior
I'll look if its possible to get the efi loader signed properly for secure boot.

the key file is a problem indeed, you can put the key file on your uefi partition and set the path in the config file but its not user friendly at all