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<p>If unlocking fails at this step, your Persistent Storage is so damaged
that decryption is impossible, making all your data completely
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In the **Authentication Required** dialog, enter your administration password.
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Click **Unlock**.
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In the **Enter passphrase to unlock** dialog, enter the passphrase of your Persistent Storage.
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Click [[!img lib/unlock.png link="no" class="symbolic" alt="Unlock selected encrypted partition"]].
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Before creating the partition image, unlock the encryption to access the decrypted version of your Persistent Storage. To do so:
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<h3 id="unlock">Unlocking your Persistent Storage in the <i>Disks</i> utility</h3>
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Verify that the content of the volume is of type **LUKS Encryption**.
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In the right pane, click on the volume that corresponds to your Persistent Storage.
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This volume corresponds to the encrypted version of your Persistent Storage.
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1 volume with a **TailsData** label and **LUKS** content.
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This volume corresponds to the system partition of your Tails.
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In the right pane, this storage device should have 2 volumes, corresponding to 2 partitions on the USB stick.
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In the left pane, click on the storage device that corresponds to your Tails USB stick.
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Verify its brand and size.
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In the left pane of the *Disks* utility, identify your Tails USB stick in the list of storage devices.
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<h3 id="identify">Identifying your Persistent Storage in the <i>Disks</i> utility</h3>
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Plug in the hard disk on which you want to save the partition image of your Persistent Storage. You need as much free space as the size of your Persistent Storage, usually 8&nbsp;GB less than your Tails USB stick.
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Choose to start without unlocking your Persistent Storage.
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