A few days ago I created a Winclone image of my Windows 7 BootCamp partition. Today, I restored my Mac from a Time Machine BootCamp. While the file size of the Winclone image says 56.46 GB with Get Info, the package only has about 600 bytes of information. When I try to restore the image to my new NTFS BootCamp partition, I get this error message:
"Invalid image!
The image you are attempting to restore does not contain the correct information."
I have heard this might be caused by the lack of a Bootcamp.img.gz file. I don't understand how the file size can be that large if no files are detected in the package (I have show hidden files on).
I have many important files on my Windows partition, so is there any way to recover them, or fix this problem?
Thanks, Alekxos
"Invalid image!
The image you are attempting to restore does not contain the correct information."
I have heard this might be caused by the lack of a Bootcamp.img.gz file. I don't understand how the file size can be that large if no files are detected in the package (I have show hidden files on).
I have many important files on my Windows partition, so is there any way to recover them, or fix this problem?
Thanks, Alekxos