Category: Troubleshooting

Apple has implemented a new security feature, System Integrity Protection (SIP), starting with OS X 10.11.  SIP prevents anyone from altering the contents of files in key System folders and is designed to protect System files from malware and viruses.  SIP also affects third-party apps like Winclone that need to write to files now under protection of SIP.  If you are getting a message that the boot sector cannot be updated, or that SIP needs to be disabled, this article may help.

If you created a Winclone package but no longer have the original Winclone image, you can extract the image from the package by following these …

After restoring a Windows image with Winclone, try these steps if the Windows image does not boot: Verify that the version of Windows is supported …

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 …

If you are having trouble getting Windows to boot after restoring, you can try switching between Legacy and EFI boot in Winclone. EFI boot uses …

Starting with the 2015 Macbook Pro and Macbook Air Models, Macs no longer support Windows 7 Please view Apple’s boot camp requirements here: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204048

As a maintenance practice, you should always run chkdsk in Windows prior to making a Winclone image, as well as when shrinking or expanding the …

For immediate answers, try our support forums. To get in contact with our team, submit a support request. For support and maintenance holders, initiate a …

If Sysprep fails to complete, there are several possible causes: Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service may interfere with Sysprep. The solution is to stop …