Error While Parsing Command Line

Using python 3.65 on a windows computer I'm trying to crack a hard-drive using a password list of about 300 entries with the known password inside of it. After two tries, the script returns "Error While Parsing Command Line".

When I do it manually from the cmd there isn't this error. I'm guessing there's some sort of problem of the script passing its information towards VeraCrypt.

Any help would be appreciated.

[PidgeyL]

That's not a whole lot of information to go on. Is there no stacktrace or anything?

I'm fairly new to python so I'm not sure how to implement a traceback correctly. If this helps here are my inputs and outputs.

Input:
-v \Device\HD2\Partition2 -p Passwords.txt -m D:\

Output:
"c:\Program Files\VeraCrypt"VeraCrypt.exe /v "\Device\HD2\Partition2" /q /p "Header" /s /l D:
"c:\Program Files\VeraCrypt"VeraCrypt.exe /v "\Device\HD2\Partition2" /q /p "753#dD#$!321a2" /s /l D:\

(I receive two "Error While Parsing Command Line" windows here)

"c:\Program Files\VeraCrypt"VeraCrypt.exe /v "\Device\HD2\Partition2" /q /p "n@B2DHGP" /s /l D:
"c:\Program Files\VeraCrypt"VeraCrypt.exe /v "\Device\HD2\Partition2" /q /p "ddf31!33&*5pT" /s /l D:\

Is there any other information I can provide to you? I really appreciate the quick responses.

Edit: There isn't a backslash at the end of the top 3 outputs when I display this comment which is weird.