Category: Version 8

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

Windows can boot in EFI or Legacy mode, depending on the Windows version and the type of Mac. Winclone will detect which boot mode to …

Winclone 8 includes Incremental Imaging, the ability to update an existing Winclone image with the latest content from a Windows partition. To support incremental imaging, you …

Create Package In Winclone, “Create Package” will create a package that contains the selected image; this package will restore Windows. You can set options on …

“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 …

Volume to Volume Cloning is used to directly migrate a Boot Camp partition to another Mac in target disk mode or copy the Boot Camp …

Make EFI Bootable Windows can boot in EFI mode or Legacy mode, depending on the Windows version and the type of Mac. Winclone will detect …

Create Image From Volume “Create Image from Volume” creates a complete image of the Boot Camp partition, including all files, folders, applications, and the Windows …

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

Winclone 8 Pro makes it easy to create, customize and deploy Windows packages to Boot Camp partitions. Winclone 8 Pro makes it easy to create a Winclone package either from a SysPrep’ed image or from a WIM file on a Windows installation ISO. The image can be customized during deployment to set the computer name, create user accounts, run scripts, install drivers and much more. This documents explains how to create, customize and deploy a Winclone package using Winclone 8 Pro.