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Verify that the EFI partition is on slice 1 by running the following command: diskutil list (note that the EFI partition is disk0s1) Verify that …

Note: if you are using Winclone 10 or later, please visit this updated article for instructions on Volume to Volume Cloning Volume to Volume Cloning …

Upgrade for More Features From Standard to Pro In Winclone, you can upgrade from Winclone Standard to Winclone Pro easily. Select the “Buy” button in …

Note: This option is not needed for WIM-based imaging and should not be used unless block-based imaging is required When creating a block-based Winclone image, …

macOS can mount an NTFS partition as Read/Write, but does not support extended attributes or security descriptors. Use this option to deploy files and scripts …

“Make WinPE Bootable” copies a special Boot Configuration Data (BCD) file that boots Windows from RAM. Windows PE must be installed on this volume. “Select …

A Winclone image can automatically restore itself onto a partition. Package-based deployments are preferred to this method, but self-extracting may be required by some client …

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 …