Category: Winclone

If you are migrating a Boot Camp partition from an older Mac to a newer Mac with Winclone, it may not boot if the new …

If you created a Winclone package but no longer have the original Winclone image, you can extract the image from the package by following these …

After restoring a Windows image with Winclone, try these steps if the Windows image does not boot: Verify that the version of Windows is supported …

Winclone 6 (or later) can clone and restore in 2 different modes: file-based (WIM) or block-based. The differences are covered in the kbase article here. …

When restoring a package, it is sometimes useful to force EFI or Legacy booting after the image is restored. Winclone normally detects the type of …

If you receiving a “Feature not available in this edition” error in Winclone, you can try these steps: Disk to Disk cloning is not support …

Winclone 6 or later is able to clone and restore your Boot Camp partition in either file-based (WIM) or block-based format.  File-based imaging can be …

Overview and Requirements This article covers the process of creating a macOS installer package of a Winclone image and deploying the package with the JAMF …

This article is for archive purposes. The current recommended method of mass deployment with ARD is using the package installer. Please refer to the package …

Open Boot Camp Assistant Boot Camp drivers can be downloaded to an external drive or burned to CD or DVD. This tutorial will explain how …