cannawhe.blogg.se - december 2022

I have as you can see purchased Winclone 7 and I have also upgraded the MacOS to 10.13.6. If the external drive is being used as a time machine backup destination … can a Winclone image share the same partition? Mac OS Extended (Case-sensitive, Journaled). Under Winclone preferences I did find use block based imaging (not WIM) and that produced a 636 Byte Winclone Document … That doesn’t look correct … my Boot Camp drive is 450+ GB so something must be wrong!? seems to be out of date for sending log files to you using ver 7.3.4 (from Memory) … is there a new page on how to do this?

I have checked the drives settings and I am listed there for read & write.

Is there a better choice of software in your opinion?Īll is not going well … Status/Error 46 ! … From reading the forum this seems to be about read write access?.

Ĝan somebody give this Winclone novice a plan of action before I proceed?.

Is it possible to copy everything in one go or must I build the apple side up first, then install Boot Camp and then reinstall the Windows partition? I am certain that something will change and cause problems.

How do I proceed? What is the process for “cloning” the working SSD that I currently have on to the new larger SSD?.

Is Winclone 4 or 5 sufficient for my task? Is there any is real benefit (in this case) of upgrading to version 7 other than a new interface?.

I have a licenced copy of both Winclone 4 and 5 This is a NVMe PCIe Gen3 x4 device… I plan to use a Sintech ST-NGFF2013-C adapter to adapt the M.2 SSD for use in the MacBook. Mac OS Sierra Version 10.12.3 Sierra (Later Edit … Minimum of 10.13.6 High Sierra required for NVMe drives … Now upgraded)Īll is running well but I am out of space on my SSD and want to replace it with a Adata SX8200 PRO (ASX8200PNP-ITT-C) 1Tb SSD.