Windows 10 Windows cannot access....

I want an encryption product, with no back doors, that produces shareable virtual drives to my LAN. You say there is no such beast, which I will disagree with on the issue of back doors. Windows does readily communicate to Microsoft, but if I hand you one of my encrypted drives the chance of you ever decrypting that data is nil. This has been proven many times with Truecrypt, in some cases where lives or freedom depended on it.

I have taken a good look at my needs and know precisely what I wish to install and it will NOT be a third party commercial product that usually contains admitted back doors or even more likely hidden back doors at the direction on NSA. I live in the USA and must deal with the fact that everything that goes in or out of my machine can be and probably is subject to examination.

For internet communication, I use a VPN that is on 24/7 and is rated as one of the more secure systems. Truecrypt offers exactly what I need and want in a local disk encryption system except that Windows 10 will not allow access to the encrypted drive on the network.

Yes, I know that some people think that Truecrypt was broken, but the audit that was being done found no such trace of a problem and the French fork of the product addressed what some see as an encryption weakness, though there are no credible examples of Truecrypt encryption ever being broken that I've ever seen. Quite the contrary in fact. Unless one of the developers speaks out, we'll probably never know the real reason that the sudden termination of a long running, successful product occurred.

So, what I need is Truecrypt like product that produces shareable drives on a Windows 10 network. It must be open source and available to audit or has been audited. Two, maybe three people use the system and “it” needs to act like any drive attached to my system that is shared. Money isn't the issue, though I would be more than willing to pay support development of such a package.