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Same problem. I fixed it by rebooting in safe mode and reinstalling 387.10.10.10.40.105.pkg like c0c0p0ps. DO NOT install this update.

Updated to 10.13.6 from 10.13.5 via Mac App Store. Copied across the latest apfs.efi file to /Volumes/EFI/EFI/CLOVER/drivers64 and /Volumes/EFI/EFI/CLOVER/drivers64UEFI Had to update Nvidia Drivers. Everything else worked as before including sound. Using Clover 4586. Hasn't randomly frozen...

Fixed: Ignore my last post. The solution was far more simpler than I thought. 1. Open FaceTime 2. Click the Video tab from the Menu 3. Select Logitech Camera from the Microphone section 4. Done I've posted a screen grab too. Hope this helps someone else out.

Hi, I've got a Logitech C910 and I'm having the exact same problem in Mavericks 10.9.2, i.e. Audio input isn't working in FaceTime. I can hear them, but they can't hear me. The Logitech Microphone is working because it shows up in the Sounds menu on System Preferences. How exactly did you fix...

This information IS on this website. You're just too lazy to look it up. I was willing to put you in the right direction but if you don't want to read and want to be spoon fed every single step of the way just stop now. Building a Hackintosh might not be for you.

You'll need a working Mac to create Unibeast. It can't be done from Windows. Maybe a friend with a Mac can help you. Read the guide and follow it step by step. As for your graphics card, do some research

After installing Lion via Unibeast, run Multibeast at the Desktop. In Multibeast, choose Easybeast instead of User DSDT (Because you don't have a DSDT file)

EASYBEAST

No, Snow Leopard is not required to install Lion. Just install Lion via Unibeast.

Install using Unibeast http://tonymacx86.blogspot.co.uk/2011/1 ... using.html DSDT information is at Step 4

Yes it will work. If you have trouble with a DSDT install, try EasyBeast.

1. Install Windows 7 as you normally would. 2. When you're ready to install Mac, disconnect your Windows 7 HDD. (Only have your Mac HDD connected to your Mobo) 3. Install Mac via Unibeast. 4. Once installed, run Multibeast and update any kexts you need. 5. Once fully configured, turn off your...

Yomama? What the hell are you talking about? I had a backup of my Windows Drive which included my iTunes folder.

Wouldn't that duplicate your media files? It would store the same music in two places. Either way, I won't be attempting this again. I'm just glad I had a backup.

If you still want to try this, be sure to make a backup of your Windows iTunes folder before trying to share it with Mac. I had a suspicion this would fail because of the different ways Windows and Mac refer to paths. i.e. You can rename a drive as D:\ or E:\ etc in Windows and then create a...