![]() Copy the BootCamp folder from WindowsSupport to the USB Flash Drive.Select a destination on the local hard drive to save the drivers: Download the Windows Support drivers by opening Boot Camp Assistant in the Utilities folder and selecting “Download Windows Support Software” from the Action menu.Copy all the items in the ISO to the USB Flash Drive in the Finder by selecting all the items and then dragging to the USB Flash Drive.Mount the Windows 10 ISO by double clicking it in the Finder:.Format the 8 GB (or larger) USB Flash Drive as ExFAT by opening Disk Utility, selecting the Flash Drive and clicking the Erase button.When you see the macOS Utilities window, choose Utilities > Startup Security Utility from the menu bar. Disable Secure Boot and enable external booting in Startup Security Utility by rebooting the Mac and holding Command-R to boot in to Recovery.In order to boot Windows, this driver must be injected from Windows on an external drive. This is due to the lack of a generic driver in Windows 10 for the mass storage on the T2 Macs. Once the Winclone image has been restored, booting to the Boot Camp partition will result in a “Inaccessible Boot Device” blue screen error. Verify that you want to restore: Injecting Drivers Select the Winclone image created on the Source Mac and the new Boot Camp partition you created. Using Winclone 8, restore the Winclone image by clicking the “Restore Image” button: Note that the size of the partition can be any size that is large enough to hold the data used in the migrating Boot Camp partition.Ĭonfirm the addition on the new partition by verifying that a new partition will be added and the Mac volume will be resized: When the Winclone image is restored, the format will automatically be changed to NTFS. Select the size of the new Boot Camp partition, give it a name, and select the format as ExFAT. If you are prompted to add volume to a container or adding a partition, select “Partition”: Select the Macintosh volume and click the Partition button. Open Disk Utility in the Utilities folder: NOTE: MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A GOOD BACKUP OF THE DATA IN MACOS PRIOR TO CREATING A NEW PARTITION IN CASE OF ERROR. On the destination Mac, create a Boot Camp partition using Disk Utility and restore the Winclone image. Give the image a name and click “Save to the HFS+ formatted external drive”: Restore Image to Destination Mac Select the Boot Camp partition and click “Save Image”: ![]() Open Winclone 8 and select “Create Image from Volume”: File-based imaging is the default imaging format in Winclone 8. The Winclone image must be a File-based format (specified in Winclone Preferences). On the source Mac, create a Winclone image using Winclone 8 and save to the External drive formatted as HFS+.
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