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You're welcome. What you are doing is similar to my backup procedure. I also have a backup drive that does not have a drive letter assigned. I use a batch file to run my backup and use the mountvol command to mount the backup drive to a folder prior to running my backup task then dismount after. I'v...

Yes you can. See the help file section about "Variable Drive Letters".
https://freefilesync.org/manual.php?topic=variable-drive-letters

Here's something that may help. In VeraCrypt, open settings, preferences and look about halfway down for the option "Preserve modification timestamp of file containers". If unchecked, then any change to a file or folder in the container will update the container's timestamp. If checked, th...

I had the same problem that I originally attributed to syncing to a Cryptomator vault on a NAS. This beta version fixes it.

You might need to switch to comparing by file content or file size. Either the use of Google Drive or Cryptomator is likely the cause of the timestamps being lost Same thing happened to me and I was able to isolate the cause to a recent Cryptomator release. If my vault was stored on a local disk (P...

I have experienced the same and believe I have an answer. In my case, I specify max of 7 days but deleted files actually stay much longer. They stay until something new is added to the versioning folder. It seems that old versions are deleted only after something is added to the versioning folder. I...