winclone bootcamp pcie ssd reverts to original

#Winclone bootcamp pcie ssd reverts to original install#
#Winclone bootcamp pcie ssd reverts to original drivers#

They are PnP devices, and the PCIe flash driver requires no drivers. Since the last update, I called Kingston support and the rep claims there should be no conflicts between the video card (and/or driver) and the PCIe flash card. Tools 7.5 the amount of changes in the software of this manufacturer is large.

#Winclone bootcamp pcie ssd reverts to original install#

Obviously doing this would wipe out the NVIDIA driver and the machine will probably boot fine, and then when I try to install the NVIDIA driver again, I'll be back right back at the beginning. The first contains the base environment and is available at NO CHARGE. The migration looked like it work perfectly, however when I boot into Boot Camp (Windows) I get a message from Windows that installation needs to be repaired.

#Winclone bootcamp pcie ssd reverts to original drivers#

Since posting this question, I tried using WinClone to migrate the working Windows 8.1 with Boot Camp drivers from the same machine into an empty FAT formatted partition on the SSD. It seems that either the presence of the PCIe Flash SSD card only in Windows (works great in macOS) or the NVIDIA drivers (I tried several) has an issue installing on Windows 8.1 installed on a PCIe Flash SSD.Īny one why I might be running into this problem and how I can get around it?

If you install Windows 8.1 on the standard HDD and Boot Camp drivers, NVIDIA driver setup works fine and Boot Camp finishes completely.

If you install Windows 8.1 on the PCIe SSD and Boot Camp drivers, machine reboots on NVIDIA driver setup.I tried both the SSD and HDD setups at least twice each and each time I got identical results: After Windows 8.1 installed successfully, it started the Boot Camp setup where it completed with no issues and Windows 8.1 is working flawlessly. So I removed the SSD and put a regular SATA driver in Bay 1 and reinstalled macOS and ran through the Boot Camp process. Downloading the official NVIDIA driver from the website.Restore the Image back to your Boot Camp partition. Step by step instructions are available at the Creating a Boot Camp Partition support article. Create a Boot Camp partition on your new Mac. Step by step instructions are available at the Create Image from Volume support article. Create an Winclone image of your current Boot Camp partition.

Removing the old driver and installing the NVIDIA driver from the Boot Camp NVIDIA folder. Simply make a Winclone image of your existing Boot Camp partition, then restore that image to a new Boot Camp partition.I can install Windows 8.1 on the SSD after creating a dedicated partition without Boot Camp, but when I try to install the Boot Camp software and when it gets to the NVIDIA display driver step, the machine reboots. I have a Mac Pro with a Kingston Predator PCIe SSD card, and a GeForce GT 120 card.