Build v1.2 Beta 1

Here is the first new build of DiskCryptor since 2014 its a fork of the project and starting with version 1.2
It comes with a UEFI compatible boot-loader and various fixes to make it work with EFI installations on GPT disks.

The boot loader is not signed for secure boot, so for now, to use it, disabling secure boot is required.
The tool is able to use a signed shim Bootloader from Red Hat and install it, however for now the required files are not included in the installation package, as its a more fiddly installation and given the release is a beta it sounded reasonable to try to minimize potential issues.

The Disk Cryptor driver needed to be slightly updated, and since the ReactOS foundation no longer offer driver signing service, I head to use a leaked code signing certificate I found laying around the Internets.
This means some anti malware applications flag it as potentially dangerous: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/e1c66a42d6c922ee379e2cab18323b7f31dfe53bf1200dc34b3e218a744b9feb/detection

- This is a beta build so keep a backup and a Windows 2 Go drive on hand just in case.

As the volume format did not change between 1.1 and 1.2 releases you can use a old 1.1 version for your Windows 2 Go drive, although then the installation/removal of the UEFI boot loader wont be available.

29.01.2020 - 1.2.846.118.200

Added

• EFI bootloader
• Shim bootloader to achieve secure boot compatibility (https://habr.com/ru/post/446238/)
• Bootloader instalation routine for GPT partitions
• Integrated EFI bootloader instalation in the CLI
• Disk type display to bootloader instalation dialog
• Integrated EFI bootloader instalation in the GUI

Changed

• Project moved to Visual Studio 2017, using win 7 sdk for compatybility
• Error messages now provide an error string instead of a cryptic error code

Fixed

• Enabled GUI high DPI awareness
• Fixed boot partitions not being properly detected
• Fixed driver uninstall not being able to delete dcrypt.sys