![]() I then used Boot Camp Assistant to create a new Windows partition. I first used Time Machine to restore my Macintosh partition to the new SSD. The restore process wasn't as simple, though it wasn't difficult by any means. The backup image is mountable allowing one access to all backed up data, which can easily be extracted from the image. There's also an option to check and repair the file system before backup, making it unnecessary to boot into Windows and run the commands yourself. ![]() You select the source, my Windows 10 partition in this case, and then the destination to save the backup image. The latter allows options to mount backup images and to merge incremental backups. The former allows options to enable scheduling and to edit the amount of incremental backups to keep. The interface is divided into two tabs, Backup Boot Camp and Restore. In preparation I used this application to backup my now Windows 10 partition on Mac OS X El Capitan 10.11.2. Recently, I upgraded my 250 GB SSD to a 500 GB SSD. I have previously had success using Paragon's Boot Camp Backup to backup and restore my Windows 7 partition to a new solid state drive. ![]()
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