Category: Winclone

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 …

You can force EFI mode with a package install by editing the postflight script in the package:  Create a package from a Winclone image as …

During cloning, if you receive the message “error running ntfsclone”, review the Console log and see if the process stopped in the middle of a restore or clone

In Winclone 6, we changed from Block-based imaging to File-based imaging based on the standard Windows WIM format.  You can read the specifics on the …

Winclone 6 has been updated to support High Sierra. This support article covers the changes in Winclone 6 to support High Sierra: Support for APFS …

Winclone 6 makes it easy to deploy Windows to a Boot Camp partition using DeployStudio. Since Winclone Pro 6 creates a standard macOS installer package, …

Winclone 6 (and 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 …