Installing 10.9 - IOUSBFamily was not able to enumerate. (noob)

[chrisvan0848]

Installing 10.9 - IOUSBFamily was not able to enumerate.

I've been searching the forums all day and trying pretty much everything to fix this, but I can't seem to get to the Mavericks installer.

I followed the Unibeast instructions, tried installing it both with AND without the legacy USB support checkbox (both yield same results), tried every flag (-v, -x, etc.), double checked all my BIOS settings, but still no luck.

I had a fully operational version of 10.7 running on the hard drive that I'm trying to replace with 10.9 (not erased yet), but if I'm booting from the USB only to delete everything in the installer's disk utility, that wouldn't make a difference right?

Really appreciate this site and thanks for helping in advance

Stuff:
GA-H67M-D2-B3
3.29 GHz Intel Core i3
4 GB 1333 MHz DDR3
WD 500GB HDD
SanDisk Cruzer 8GB

 

[carpentryplus25]

I've been searching the forums all day and trying pretty much everything to fix this, but I can't seem to get to the Mavericks installer.

I followed the Unibeast instructions, tried installing it both with AND without the legacy USB support checkbox (both yield same results), tried every flag (-v, -x, etc.), double checked all my BIOS settings, but still no luck.

I had a fully operational version of 10.7 running on the hard drive that I'm trying to replace with 10.9 (not erased yet), but if I'm booting from the USB only to delete everything in the installer's disk utility, that wouldn't make a difference right?

Really appreciate this site and thanks for helping in advance

Stuff:
GA-H67M-D2-B3
3.29 GHz Intel Core i3
4 GB 1333 MHz DDR3
WD 500GB HDD
SanDisk Cruzer 8GB


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Hello do you have secure boot disabled from the bios options also be sure legacy USB mode is turned on in the bios options

 

[chrisvan0848]

Hello!

Yes, legacy is enabled, I can't find anything about secure boot in the BIOS though

 

[carpentryplus25]

Hello!

Yes, legacy is enabled, I can't find anything about secure boot in the BIOS though

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if your board has UEFI setting check ther also

 

[chrisvan0848]

[SOLVED]

Updated BIOS and bought a newer drive to load multibeast on.