Category: Winclone

Windows can boot in EFI mode or Legacy mode, depending on the Windows version and the type of Mac. Winclone will detect which boot mode …

Windows can boot in EFI mode or Legacy mode, depending on the Windows version and the type of Mac. Winclone will detect which boot mode …

Winclone 8 (or later) includes Incremental Imaging, the ability to update an existing Winclone image with the latest content from a Windows partition. To support incremental …

Note: This option is not needed for WIM-based imaging and should not be used unless block-based imaging is required. “Select Volume” will show any currently …

WIM is a common format Windows uses to distribute files and folders in a single, compressed archive. Winclone can import a Windows WIM file, such …

Partitioning Options Create Package will create a package that contains the selected image. The package will restore Windows. You can set options on how the …

Find an older version of this article here. Create Image from Volume creates a complete image of the Boot Camp partition, including all files, folders, …

Winclone 6 (or later) has the ability to create Winclone images in either file-based (WIM) or block-based mode.  This article explains the difference and information on …

Overview Migrating a Boot Camp partition from a older, non-T2 Mac can result in a blue screen with the error message (stop code) Inaccessible Boot …

Note: Please use MDS 1.5 or later and Winclone Pro 7.3.3 or later. MDS is a free, efficient way to deploy macOS, packages, and scripts …