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I did buy Winclone, but the current version 4.3.1 did NOT work for me out of the box. Fortunately, I had the Windows Boot Camp partition backed up with Winclone. I failed to make any Time Machine backups the past two weeks and lost it all. And gdisk reported my drive had a GPT/MBR mismatch.Įventually I lost my whole hard drive. It includes a command line utility called gdisk. There is a suite of utilities called GPT fdisk created by Rod Smith, who also created rEFInd. I mentioned it in a previous post in this topic. While it seemed to work, it really was NOT. I've spent several days trying a Microsoft solution included in Windows 8.1 called System Image Restore. In case something goes wrong, I don't want to go through yet another clean reinstall, with hours of reinstalling my favorite software.Ĭan anyone here comment on Macrium Reflect with Boot Camp? It would be great to run the same Windows environment with and without OS X integration. Parallels desktop supports running a Boot Camp partition through a VM. In fact after the Macrium Reflect restore failed, I reinstalled Windows 8.1 twice yesterday. My goal is to be able to experiment with my Boot Camp partition, and be able to completely restore it if something goes wrong. I'd like to have a tool that I can use in a purely Windows environment.

But I prefer not to have a Mac only solution. At $29, it will probably be the route I'll go. Just saw another member endorse it on a different thread in this forum. It appears to be all textbased with no real GUI. I also have looked into Clonezilla and I've already made a boot disk on a USB thumb drive. And would think that they would also support pre-sales buyers.

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And the Macrium support forums, I found out, are only for registered users and not for free or trial edition users. I was able to restore the image okay, but it would not boot. I tried Macrium Reflect free edition, and decided to do a backup and restore from an image as a test. So I tried to do something similar with Windows 8.1 on Boot Camp.

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That said, I've grown very fond of Time Machine and full disk cloning that I can do with OS X. So I finally pulled the trigger and installed it in it's own Boot Camp partition. I had an extra license leftover from a Microsoft sale last year.

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This user-friendly tool enables you to recover lost files from hard drive/partition, emptied recycle bin, external hard drive, USB/Pen drive, CF/SD card due to formatting, deletion, partition loss or damage, software crash, virus infection, unexpected shutdown or other unknown reasons.After several months of running Windows 8.1 in a Parallels VM, I finally tried Boot Camp.

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