It looks like Winclone 8 has matured to the point that it is usable again with the 2019 16 inch Macbook Pro. The driver was successful but it still says drive d is not ready. The hub connected through two of my USB c ports (maybe something worth noting) I was able to get in and now running the bootcamp repair files. I reconnected with a small little dongle and it loaded correctly. ***Edit x3 - I think the issue was that my flash drive was connected via a USB C Hub that contained multiple ports (HDMI, SD, Micro SD - I saw someone else commented on this). **Edit x2 - I can’t reply because it says new users are limited to 3 replies so I’m editing my response here to reply.

Let me know what I need to do to get the script to look at X: or do i need to re-associate my partition to drive d: ? This is a new 16' Macbook Pro fresh out of the box. The AppleSSD driver was taken from the bootcamp support folder and I’ve confirmed it’s in the right place. “C” showed me the contents of my flash drive so It definitely isnt that. I tested the four drives you have posted and I’m thinking my bootcamp partition is “X”. A 16g usb flash drive, and an external hard drive to store the Winclone 8 image. Mental note before anyone goes down this road with the New Macbook pro 16, buy 2x usb c to usb adapters first. I still have not figured out what these NCM data, and NCM control drivers are at? My bootcamp windows drivers did not install correctly, and I had to manually install the network card manually to get the wifi up and running. I was finally able to run the winclonefix.bat successfully and booted into the Windows 10. Keyboard and mouse on laptop did not work still. I happened to have a single usbc to usb adapter and used that to efi boot, and my other usb c hub had the usb keyboard. So, after another search, it looked like the culprit was the usb hub I was using had SD card slots that changed the default drives. However when running the winclonefix.bat it said it could not access/find directory. So, after a few forum searches, I ended up finding a wire usb keyboard, which did allow me to go into the cmd prompt. I was able to figure out a couple of things to get thru:

Winclone 5 version