Category: Version 6

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 …

If you launch Winclone and do not see any Boot Camp sources, you can try the following items to resolve the issue. 1.  Open Disk …

Update: It is now recommended to use MDS to deploy Winclone with an external drive. The packaging feature of Winclone Pro makes it easy to …

When restoring a Winclone image, Windows may fail to boot correctly.  To troubleshooting these, try these troubleshooting tips: “this is not a bootable disk, please …

The following Macs are set to Legacy booting mode when restoring Windows, regardless of version of Windows, since the hardware does not support EFI booting …

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, …

When mass deploying Windows onto dual-boot Macs where a Microsoft infrastructure is available, it is recommend that you prepare a base image of Windows 10 …

If you have created a package with Winclone Pro and are getting error messages, try these tips: Install the package manually If you are deploying …

You can use a command line tool to relabel the boot camp volume. To do this, cd to the tools folder in the Winclone app: …

  This issue has been resolved by Winclone 6.1.2 and later.  Both File-based and WIM based cloning is operational for Windows 7 and later (including …