Basic hashcat issue - beginner

[deady1000]

Yea I read the FAQ

You can extract the binary data from the raw disk, for example, with the Unix utility dd (e.g. use a block size of 512 and a count of 1).

Is there no windows tool for extracting raw-code?

veracrypt has these hash modes (-m):

Therefore, your use of -m 6221 is completely wrong.

Wow ok. I did not see that. In FAQ stood:

The hashcat wiki lists some TrueCrypt example hashes (e.g. -m 6211, -m 6221, -m 6231 or -m 6241 depending on the exact TrueCrypt settings that were used when setting up the TrueCrypt volume). If you want to test/crack those example “hashes”, as always, use the password “hashcat” (without quotes).
The same procedure should also work for VeraCrypt volumes.

I thought they were the same.
Thanks

I still need to know how to get those raw-data without linux/unix.

EDIT:
Ok I think I've got it now.
Created a new text-document and pasted the raw data "7F 13 4F 22 F5 etc" with my hexeditor in this file and overwrote everything.
Now it recovered the passwort "hashcat".

Thanks.

I hope this will now work for the bigger wordlist aswell.