There are many things wrong going on here. The most glaring is no backup of your files. That is, if you don't backup, some day you learn why folk write so much about that.
So back to WinClone support and the hunt for your Windows CD/DVD etc.
Bob
I installed Windows on my 2012 iMac a couple of months ago and it all worked out fine until my programs needed updates and I realized I had given my Windows partition to little space. I did some research and found out that Winclone was a nice app that would let me make an image file of my Windows. I did so, deleted my old Windows partition and created a new bigger one. Happily I opened Winclone and selected my image file and tried to restore it to my new partition. A message popped up stating:
"Boot Camp only supports booting Windows from the first four partitions. You cannot restore to partition 5"
It told my to do "diskutil list" in terminal.
It shows three disks. The first one contains three partitions:
0: GUID_partition_scheme disk0
1: EFI EFI disk0s1
2: Apple_CoreStorage disk0s2
3: Apple_Boot Boot OS X disk0s3
The second disk:
0: GUID_partition_scheme disk1
1: EFI EFI disk1s1
2: Apple_CoreStorage disk1s1
3: Apple_Boot Recovery HD disk1s3
4: Microsoft Basic Data WINDOWS disk1s5
And disk 3:
0: Apple_HFS Macintosh HD disk3
As you can see, my partitioned Windows disk is named disk1s5 while the previos partition is named disk1s3. Is there any way to rename my partition. Or delete another partition, to make it one of the first four partitions? I have no idea what these different partitions do, so all help is highly appreciated!
Starting all over again and creating a whole new fresh windows partition with Boot Camp is not really an option as Id loose all my files, and I also can't find my windows install CD and license key ...

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