BootCamp Assistant Not Working on New 2019 MacBook Pro 16 Inch

I have a MacBookPro15,2, which has

Macintosh HD:

  Available: 924.22 GB (924,221,374,464 bytes)

  Capacity: 1.01 TB (1,005,000,302,592 bytes)

  Mount Point: /

  File System: APFS

  Writable: Yes

  Ignore Ownership: No

  BSD Name: disk1s1

  Volume UUID: A7ACE326-58A2-46CB-AFD7-7B8AD8C77A19

  Physical Drive:

  Device Name: APPLE SSD AP2048M

  Media Name: AppleAPFSMedia

  Medium Type: SSD

  Protocol: PCI-Express

  Internal: Yes

  Partition Map Type: Unknown

  S.M.A.R.T. Status: Verified

Can you test with the 15,2 BC drivers? You can use Brigadier to get them.

A correction to my earlier post: The drive only works on my 13inch macbook pro on condition that a windows partition is created by bootcamp. If I create the partition using disk utilities, The issue persists. I think this might be some issue related to partitions not being able to be read by the Windows installer driver?

I have read all the posts and I am concerned. Our Company prefers MacBook Pros for our media work but must use Windows 10 for a number of very specific entertainment products. We decided to purchase a number of new MacBook Pro 16” high spec, but have frozen the purchase until we are sure BootCamp will successfully install. What is the timeline for proper support?.

Thanks

I also am really enjoying the new hardware but this is a big bummer for me. I don't want to install a virtual machine of Windows and then have to reinstall everything later.

I use my MacBook for school coding projects. Hope they can get this done soon.

dwhk wrote:

If anyone knows the exact model of the wireless adapter, let me know and I will try to get it directly from Broadcom. I can't seem to find the exact model number.

You can get the Wireless card model from the macOS side. Broadcom does not typically provide drivers for OEM'd cards.

Not that I WANT to, but as a fallback in the short-term, does Parallels work on the i9 16? I am a week out from delivery, and this is supposed to be a work box (50% windows, 50% osx). Kinda freaking out...

Also waiting for the bootcamp driver. I'm a VR developer and this may be the first VR capable MacBook to date. I am firmly aware of the 14 day return policy and hope to not need it. If anyone finds that the driver is released, please make a note here.

I'll post here if I find it before then.

has anyone tried winclone? i made a copy of my bootcamp partition using winclone from twocanones.com and i am hoping i can just copy this partition to my new 16 mbp (as intended) and hopefully it would work...of course i would have to update drivers some drivers....

I could not get my Winclone backup form my 2017 15" MBP to boot on the 16".

In fact, I need to write to Two Canoes to see if it will boot when Boot Camp is updated for the 16".

I'm guessing that it won't, unless there is some way of updating the drivers.

This is what you should get...

<ProductManufacturer>Apple Inc.</ProductManufacturer>
		<ProductVersion>6.1.7745</ProductVersion>
		<ProductCode>{FCFFE6B6-BAE8-490E-88D0-097A9DA1C43D}</ProductCode>

and the file structure is

dwightb.coder wrote:

@iRuney did you have to disable secure boot from recovery? I’m installing 1909 after disabling that but it seemed like an odd undocumented step.

BC Assistant is a trusted agent. You will not need to do this, unless Microsoft has new issues with W10 1909.

No, the result is the same. Looks like Apple haven't updated the drivers yet. Is there a way around installing Windows through Bootcamp?

I have the same problem. Trying to download it from the Action menu also does not work. I also rebooted, just for good measure. No change.

Same here, this is killing my ability to do work :(