Category: Imaging and Restoring

Volume to Volume Cloning is a feature introduced in Winclone 7. It allows users to either directly migrate Boot Camp partitions to another Mac (in …

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 …

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 …

Using Winclone to migrate your Boot Camp partition to a new Mac is easy. Simply make a Winclone image of your existing Boot Camp partition, then …

“Restore Image” restores a Winclone image created with the “Create Image from Volume” option. After restoring, Winclone will configure Windows to boot based on the …

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. …

Boot Camp only supports GPT formatted disks. If you have a new hard drive and are formatting it for the first time with Disk Utility, …

Previous version of this article. If you are restoring a Winclone 6 (or later) image on a Mac that does not currently have a Boot …

Moving Windows to new hardware can introduce problems, many of which can be addressed at the source, before the migration. The single most likely problem for …