Recent content by MP7

Never mind, consider it solved. But I'm having some other issues, really elementary stuff like sound and USB 3.0 not working :thumbdown

Hey guys! I somehow managed to install High Sierra(on it's own SSD) and still booting with the USB. I followed the tutorial below and I'm trying to do the post installation stuff, but in clover under drivers I'm missing a lot of stuff that this guy has in the video, I understand he's making...

Thank you GB you seems to help me every time, always successfully by a step but then, lucky that I am, the next one fails :) I've been actually playing with that file, putting the one without the number 2 in it instead of mine, like those people who for example were doing the opposite. The one u...

Thx again. Well...after a couple of those "Error loading kernel caches (0x9)" it went to install screen, installed it but doesn't boot at all. Tried to boot from unibeast USB but get "Couldn't allocate runtime area..." I'm about to give up on this, it's driving me crazy :-X

Ok I actually bought another (smaller) SSD just so I could still have two Windows(I like to have 2 for redundancy :D) Sorry but I have to ask; at the installation screen when it asks if you want to make some changes and I start disk utility, do I have to format the drive now or it can be done...

Excellent, thx bud! Hopefully my next post will be from os x ! :headbang:

Hello everyone, I've been reading about it here on the forums but I would like some confirmation if I got it right... So I've got 2 SSD's(and a partitioned HDD, but no OS's there), Windows on both, and I would like to put El Capitan on one of them, do I have to format before or I can do it...

Roger that, thank you! P.S. nice nick, same here :(

Hello everyone, I successfully created my USB drive with El Capitan and I'm ready to install it alongside Windows for a dual boot. How important it is to set your BIOS setting to default? I mean I understand it's important to set Windows 8 features to Other OS, but also VT-d to disabled? Are...