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- Jul 6, 2013
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- Motherboard
- Z170N-Gaming 5
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- i5 6600k
- Graphics
- GTX 950 Ti Boost
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I have reset and check my BIOS as suggested.Not sure I can help but for what it's worth ...
First up check that your BIOS hasn't reset itself to defaults. This used to be a common occurence a while back and there was a MultiBeast fix in place to prevent it. Personally I've not had a BIOS reset for a very long time but it's worth double-checking.
Next, do you still have a Sierra UniBeast installer stick? If so use it to re-install the previous version of Sierra it was created with. Don't boot to the installed OS, instead boot to the External disk, i.e. the installer on your memory stick etc. It may give an error if you try to install (in the past you weren't allowed to rollback) but again, for me, it worked fine and allowed me to re-install 10.12.3. Because the disk wasn't formatted afresh it left all my apps and data in place and just rolled-back to 10.12.3. Took about 30-mins. Once there I was able to update Clover before trying 10.12.4 again. Give it a try?
I would normally say back up your data, but perhaps you can't get at it? If so try attaching the SSD to a Windows system using an HFS+ driver to copy it to safety.
I am trying to create a new UniBeast USB to install it on a new drive then remove my files from old drive for a fresh install.
Unibeast is not being nice. I only get to this. This is the worst update... I have been doing hackintosh since Lion.