T13:10:53-07:00:/dev/disk0 (internal, physical):Ģ: Apple_APFS Container disk2 121.1 GB disk0s2Ģ: Apple_APFS Container disk2 2.6 TB disk1s2Ĥ: Apple_APFS Container disk3 64.0 GB disk1s4ĥ: Microsoft Basic Data BOOTCAMP 317.5 GB disk1s5ĥ: APFS Volume Jazz19D67 - Data 2.1 TB disk2s5Ġ: APFS Container Scheme - +64.0 GB disk3ġ: Apple_HFS LaCie-Mac-2TB 2. 1/Backup Boot Camp partition with Winclone 2/Delete Boot Camp partition with Boot Camp App 3/Create a larger Boot Camp partition with Boot camp app 4/Restore the backup with Winclone Does Windows will ask again for activation Thanks for suggestions and/or information if someone tried already this. (Note that Winclone works only with NTFS volumes if for some reason you formatted your Boot Camp volume as FAT32, you’re out of.
T13:10:53-07:00:Product ID:Winclone Standard First, you choose your Windows volume from the Source pop-up menu.
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Hello, I recently purchased/downloaded/activated WinClone Pro 7. If you want I can debug more, I attached your log. Follow this guide to easily and safely convert your HFS+ volume to an APFS volume. Note that I have not touched my BOOTCAMP volume at all (have not even booted from it for weeks), so I would be surprised if the volume was altered by my macOS installs. If you have Winclone Pro, submit a request on the Pro Support page. Winclone can be upgraded to Winclone Pro right in the app. If you need an answer more quickly, consider upgrading to Pro Support for 1 business day response time. Even though those builds are the same as the public builds, but with way more stuff in them allowing internal development, there is something in there that tricks WinClone? We will attempt to answer any unanswered questions within 2-3 business days. It looks the issue is with Apple internal macOS builds.
Then I upgrade-installed Apple internal macOS 10.15.3 (I am an Apple employee) and WinClone 8 no longer sees my BOOTCAMP volume.Ī couple days ago I had tried a macOS 10.15.4 beta and thought that maybe the beta was the issue. Then I launched WinClone 8 and it did see my BOOTCAMP volume.
I completely re-installed the public macOS 10.15.3 (19D67) from the network.
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