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OMG!! Thank you so much for sharing this!:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup: This action indeed fixed the problem. I can't I believe I spent so much time uninstalling/reinstalling OS X so many times :banghead: It's working like a charm and it is great :headbang::headbang::clap::clap:

Thank for you answer. I should have mentioned that I've done that too. It actually does the same thing as relaunching the finder, meaning it works again for a while and then the issue shows up again. It is a bit annoying :crazy: Maybe I should also add that I'm asked my username/password...

Hi everyone, I'm creating a thread about a problem I'm having but I don't really know if it is because I'm using a hacktintosh or not. The symptom is rather simple. When I try to access to a shared folder on a hackintosh from my laptop (visible under the shared section in the left column of...

You can give a try to the solution explained here (section Audio not working after sleep/wake): http://www.tonymacx86.com/el-capitan-desktop-support/173991-big-list-solutions-el-capitan-install-problems.html

Same here, sound is back after waking from sleep, but only once. After a second time to sleep, audio is not working like for mun35 EDIT: My bad. This solution does not fixi the problem and now my computer can't seem to be able to stay in the sleep mode (Vd-t is disabled) and all my...

Thanks guys! You rock :thumbup: The patch worked for me like a charm :)

The link you mention is pointing to laptop support. Would that work for a desktop?

Cool. I need to try that! Would the trick for El Capitan work for a desktop?

I usually try the search feature of the forum before posting a file. In this case, I did not find a post talking about my very case: IvyBridge HD 4000 on a desktop with El Capitan (or I don't know which other config can apply to mine). But thanks!

Gotcha.

Hi all! I'm having a weird behavior with my GA-H77N-WIFI. It doesn't prevent the computer from working perfectly fine but I was wondering if other people encounter the same situation. When the operating system loads, the screen displays a disjointed Apple logo: This started to happen with...

That's correct. --volume Perform all operations on the specified volume or home directory. The root volume '/' will be used if unspeci- fied.

Just type the following command in the terminal to check the permission: sudo /usr/libexec/repair_packages --verify --standard-pkgs --volume / And the following command to repair: sudo /usr/libexec/repair_packages --repair --standard-pkgs --volume /

Here is the configuration I'm using. No problem with the audio, but I don't feel like the USB3 is fully supported... Let me know how it works for you.

Oh man, no! For some reason I assumed it was caused by Mavericks and my hacktintosh. I wish I had seen that before spending hours looking for a solution. Anyways, now I'm using a nighty build, and that works. Thanks man, you rock :thumbup: