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Thank you. This worked for me.

The native bluetooth and wifi does not work. See my original post for the bluetooth I used. I had to disable the wifi in the USB setup via the Hackintool. See this post. If Hackintool has changed, I don't know what to say. I don't want to download Hackintool again and rewrite this guide, plus I...

I did a Hackintosh build about 10 years ago where I had a Radeon HD 2400 card on a Dell Inspiron. Did you disable the onboard video in the BIOS? This can cause issues both the onboard graphics and an external card are enabled. When I did my older install, I did it first with the onboard graphics...

I don't know. I bought a pci card from osxwifi that had the Apple Broadcom BCM94360CD card on it. See the link in the original post. Also, i needed to modify the antenna mount on the PCI card because it came with a normal profile mount, and my case uses a low profile.

I've had many of the problems you've listed with my H370N. I was able to work through all the problems. You need to boot with the -v switch. This allows you to see the console as your system boots. The USB ports are not all initially configured correctly. Putting USBInjectAll.kext into your...

I added some graphics and better use of vertical spacing, lists, and section headers to make the original post clearer. I also found 2 USB bugs that didn't show up in my initial testing. One was a sloppy mistake that I didn't make the first time I configured the USB, but introduced this because...

I fixed my bluetooth. When I looked into the System Information, my Bluetooth would show up, but the Manufacturer was not Broadcom, but Ericsson. Also the Firmware Version was 0.0. The OS was reading the motherboard wifi information from USB port HS14, rather than from the PCIe card wifi from...

I have the same card, and when I installed Mojave, the Bluetooth showed up in the System Information under the Bluetooth tab, but the Manufacturer was not Broadcom, but Ericsson. What I did to fix this was to shutdown the USB port that the motherboard wifi was connecting to, as MacOS was reading...

I made some updates to my original post. The original post only worked for a USB2 flash drive, and for a USB3 flash drive, only in the lower port under the ethernet port. And sometimes it took many reboots to go from the copying of the files from the USB to getting a basic install. But I've now...

Prana's Silent Hackintosh: i7-8700 - GA-H370N WIFI - 32GB RAM - UHD 630 A Work in Progress, but Everything I've tested Works Components Gigabyte GA-H370N Wifi Intel i7-8700 CPU Streacom FC8 Fanless PC Case Fanless Power Supply: External Pico PSU DDR4 Non-ECC RAM: 32GB Kingston DDR4 2666 CL19...

I was running 2.1.8 on High Sierra 10.13.6 when I had this problem. I have since given up on High Sierra, and am now on Mohave running Hackintool 2.1.9. I don't have this problem in my current configuration.

surinderji, what is working with your current install? Are you able to install Mojave?

Hi headkaze, This was an error on my part. I had not clicked the Unlock icon on Hackintool. Once I did this, I got a good patch.

Thanks ModMike. I have been avoiding going to Mojave, as my 2011 Mac mini and MacBook are only running Sierra, and making the jump to High Sierra was a bit more than I wanted. But my H370N WIFI and CPU are newer than what was available in High Sierra, and I read that Mojave has native support of...

Yes. If you mean the hardware on my profile.