Recent content by darkgiant

I currently have a Desktop Hackintosh build that serves as my daily machine running absolutely stable for nearly 7 years now. I recently purchased two 4K monitors and realized because my GPU is a bit older, it can only support one monitor at 4K60, while the second monitor is running at 4K30...

I am having issues trying to do a fresh install on my Probook 4540s with a HD4000. I keep reaching the Stop/Prohibition sign when going to the installer, anyone knows what the problem could be?

This wasn't the problem... I instead did a Vanilla installation and that solved the problem. Something with UniBeast+Multibeast wasn't working for me, and I wasn't able to find out what exactly after spending hours on this. Vanilla install plus manually applying appropriate Audio injections did...

For my desktop Hackintosh (system specs listed in signature), I am experiencing an issue where once I put my machine to sleep or even opt to shut it down I get the message "You shut down your computer because of a problem". This problem only started once I did a clean install of High Sierra...

Hello, I have been using my Hackintosh HP Probook 4540s for a few years now, and no issues whatsoever. Though this isn't really an issue, more of an annoyance (it has existed ever since I converted this laptop into a Hackintosh, just never figured to really figure out how to solve the problem)...

Yes I installed El Capitan via your guide, so would I simply be able to just upgraded this time like a normal MacBook? Or would it require me to do a full reinstall again?

Based on my current laptop (in signature) is macOS something I can go ahead and upgrade if I am looking to use as a daily driver, or should I stay pat with El Capitan?

Ever since I upgraded my HP Probook 4540s Laptop to El Capitan few months ago, when I put the laptop to sleep/close the lid, my WiFi starts acting weird. Basically, my speeds drop massively, for instance, I usually get ~120 MBpS Down and ~16 MBpS Up. Once I put the laptop to sleep/close the lid...

Ah okay, so it looks like I should basically reinstall Windows 10, fortunately I didn't install anything on this partition as I had a feeling I would have to do something with it. It is amazing how much trouble I am having with this, when you'd imagine installation for Mac OS X requires more...

I have to different drives. One is an SSD that is installed internally, which has El Capitan, and the current Windows 10 install which installed in a hard drive via the CD-ROM Hard Drive Bay thing. I am trying to simply have clover back to so I can go back to Mac OS X, but it would only work...

Oh, does that mean that I should reinstall Windows since it is not in the GPT format? I have not created any partitions, just using what was installed via the OS installation

Yes, I had ran Command Prompt as an admin and used the diskpart commands (check my screenshot) but I was never able to assign the first partition, only the third partition, the third partition was just blank. I had killed Explorer and than reran it as an admin but that did no luck. Was hoping...

Woah, my bad, I somehow skipped right over it. Quick follow ups: How exactly do you access the Windows EFI? I tried mounting it but have no success, attached a screenshot of the Windows Disk Management and the command prompt with the commands I tried using.

I had installed Windows 8.1 (and than upgraded to Windows 10) and am now unable to boot into Mac OS X, as I am assuming I didn't perform the right steps before installing the OS. I currently have Mac OS X on my internal SSD, and Windows 10 on my Hard Drive using the CD Bay converter thing. Is...

Sweet, at least for me this isn't an issue. In terms of hackintoshing ability, is Sierra that different compared to Yosemite an El Capitan?