Best way to clone an EFI Bootcamp partition?

[Demigod Mac]

My goal is to migrate my dedicated Bootcamp SSD to a larger SSD on a 5,1 Mac Pro. It's an EFI Windows 10, 64-bit installation.

I've tried WinClone and Acronis TrueImage HD 2015 but they failed to clone. WinClone didn't get the EFI or MS reserved partitions; Acronis stops at 1% and said operation completed.

Before I bang my head against this any more, have any of you successfully cloned an EFI Bootcamp to a larger drive? I have an older Macbook Pro (with its own Bootcamp) that can serve as a 'workbench' kind of machine so I wouldn't have to use the live system to do the cloning.

 

[maflynn]

I was able to resize my bootcamp partition using Winclone.
I basically setup the bootcamp partition prior to doing the the restore and that worked well for me, i.e., run Bootcamp assistant, get to the point of windows reformatting the volume to NTFS, then boot back into OS X and restore my winclone image.

 

[Truefan31]

i had success using winclone to migrate/restore my internal bootcamp partition to an external ssd. This was over thunderbolt.

 

[VaZ]

i had success using winclone to migrate/restore my internal bootcamp partition to an external ssd. This was over thunderbolt.

Strange mine didn't seem to want to boot externally after a bootcamp clone..

 

[Riwam]

I was able to resize my bootcamp partition using Winclone.
I basically setup the bootcamp partition prior to doing the the restore and that worked well for me, i.e., run Bootcamp assistant, get to the point of windows reformatting the volume to NTFS, then boot back into OS X and restore my winclone image.

Hello Mr. Flynn
Since you possess the technical knowledge I do not have, would you be so kind to read my post in my thread "Need help to install Windows in a MP 6.1"?
I am confident that with your skills you might be able to help me to find a way to perform the intended task
I apologize to use your time.
Thank you very much in advance!
Ed