Clone Your Hard Drive ▶
Donemax Disk Clone for Mac provides three modes to clone Mac hard disk to external hard drive or backup all the hard drive data by creating a DMG or ZIP format disk image.
Video Overview
- 0:00 Intro
- 0:11 Why Do You Need a Mac Hard Drive Clone?
- 0:41 Hard Drive Cloning Software for Mac
- 1:54 Steps to clone HDD to SSD
- 2:02 Step 1. Switch to "OS Clone" to clone Mac hard drive
- 2:08 Step 2. Select the external HDD as the destination
- 2:14 Step 3. Click Clone Now when you’re ready
- 2:26 Step 4. Start the cloning progress
Mode 1. Disk Copy
Disk Copy function can clone the drive and place all the files or specified files from source drive to the destination drive. Then you can access the files on the destination drive directly in Finder.
Step 1. Choose source and destination drive.
Choose the source drive that you want to copy. It will copy all the files by default. Choose the destination drive to save the copied data.
Note: You can also only choose individual files/folders to copy.
Step 2. Start the disk copy process.
Click the Copy Now button to start the process. It will copy all the selected data from the source drive to the Destination drive.
Step 3. Finish the disk copy.
After the disk copy process is finished, you can then go to the destination drive to check the copied files directly.
Mode 2. OS Clone
When you want to make a bootable clone backup for Mac, just choose mode - OS Clone. This mode will securely clone Mac startup disk to an external hard drive and make it be bootable.
Step 1. Select the external hard drive as the destination drive.
Connect an external hard drive to your Mac. Then select the external hard drive as the destination drive.
Step 2. Clone Mac startup disk to the external hard drive.
Just click on Clone Now button to securely clone Mac startup disk to the external hard drive.
Once the process gets finished, you can use the external hard drive as the startup disk or restore macOS.
Mode 3. Disk Image
Step 1. Choose the source and destination drive.
Choose the source drive and destination drive to create the disk image. You can create image of all the data or only specified files from the source drive.
Step 2. Start to create the disk image.
Click the Create Image button to continue. It will create image of the source drive and save to the destination drive.
Step 3. Finish the disk image process.
Once the disk image is created successfully, you can check the created image on the destination drive directly.
With this software, you can easily migrate your data to another drive if you need to update the disk or just for backup. Should you have any further questions about the software and/or the user guide, please feel free to contact us.
What's new in version 2.5?
- Improve OS Clone.
- Fix a few bugs.
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