March 15, 2017 boot camp, Cloning, mac, MacOS Sierra, winclone, Winclone 6, Windows 10 We have been working on Winclone 6 for a while now, and have packed it with some great features that make it really easy to backup, clone, migrate and restore your Boot Camp partition. Winclone allows you to easily image your bootcamp partition on your Mac. If you need to migrate your Windows partition (Windows 7, Vista, or Windows XP on NTFS) to another Mac, create an image of the current state of your bootcamp partition or change the size of the bootcamp partition to give more space to your Mac or PC, Win clone makes it easy.

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• Winclone 6 2 – Clone Your Boot Camp Partition Recovery Software
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• Winclone 6 2 – Clone Your Boot Camp Partition Recovery Mode

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Winclone 6 2 – Clone Your Boot Camp Partition Recovery Disk

Full Featured Boot Camp Solution

Winclone 8 is the complete solution for protecting your Boot Camp Windows system against data loss and for moving your Boot Camp partition to a new Mac.

Protect all the time and energy you spent getting Windows and all your programs installed and set up in Boot Camp. Create a Winclone image of your Boot Camp partition and snap back to that same setup in minutes.

Beautiful in both Light and Dark Mode

The Winclone interface has been updated to look great with modern macOS. Run in either light or dark mode and it will look amazing. When you add the Winclone icon in your Dock, it will fit right it.

Incremental Image Scheduling

Incremental Imaging has been updated to run in the background and the scheduling options been greatly expanded. The main Winclone app no longer needs to be running during incremental imaging and you can now schedule hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly schedule.

Security

Winclone 8 works great with new security features of Catalina. Any images stored in protected areas (Desktop, Documents, External Volumes) can be used to restore to a Boot Camp partition. Winclone 8 has also been tested and is fully compatible with the new read-only system volume in Catalina.

• Imaging and restoring Boot Camp
• Supports macOS 10.14 Mojave and 10.15 Catalina
• Enhanced security compatibility with macOS Catalina
• Scheduled background updates of Winclone images
• Supports restoring images created with prior versions of Winclone (Windows 7 and above)
• Supports restoring images to DOS-FAT32, ExFAT and NTFS formatted volumes
• Supports restoring images to attached volumes (bootable depending on hardware and Windows version)
• Supports saving to external or network storage
• Fast incremental imaging

• Support for APFS and core storage volumes
• Detection and reporting of inconsistent GPT and MBR boot records
• Supports local disk-to-disk migration
• Shrink/expand Boot Camp file system
• Options for “make legacy bootable” and “make EFI bootable” (Windows 7 and above)
• Progress bar estimate and percentage complete
• Alert sound for success or fail operation
• In-app links to related support resources
• Updated user interface
• Notarized for enhanced security and compatibility with macOS Catalina

I never had the need to clone a Boot Camp partition — until yesterday (when I did a hard drive replacement and clone). There were several suggestions for cloning the Boot Camp partition around the interwebs, talking about complicated (well, time consuming) techniques using XP programs, re-creating disk images via boot camp, and re-installing XP and manually dragging/dropping files back. Uhg!

Twocanoes decided to make this super simple, offering a terrific free (donationware) application called Winclone. Very minimal interface with just one purpose, cloning Boot Camp; both NTFS and FAT partitions.
There are two views: Image and Restore.

Image is the view where you select the Boot Camp partition on your local computer and convert it into a Winclone image file. I saved it to the new drive which was connected to the computer via USB enclosure.

Winclone 6 2 – Clone Your Boot Camp Partition Recovery Software

Restore is the view where you select the image you just created and restore it to your new Boot Camp partition. I just selected the image, selected the new Boot Camp partition (connected via USB), and clicked the restore button.

Winclone 6 2 – Clone Your Boot Camp Partition Recovery Kit

Then just replace your hard drive and you’re ready to go! Thanks Winclone!!

Winclone 6 2 – Clone Your Boot Camp Partition Recovery Mode