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The foam adhesive pad that is attached to the OEM card I believe is just a spacer to prevent the card from wobbling around too much. I did leave it in when I installed a replacement without applying new double sided tape (it was still sticky), but I don't think it should have an effect on the...

I have the DW1830, which I believe is the same physical size as the DW1820a (haven't seen many side by side pictures). The height of the card matches the OEM and DW1560, however it is a little wider. I had to modify the silver mounting bracket to make it fit, but it does still fit under the...

Great! Then everything is working perfectly :) No issues with USB, Bluetooth, Audio or Sleep anymore. My full parts list for anyone interested: Intel i9 9900K Corsair H100i Pro Asus ROG STRIX Z390-I Gaming Dell DW1860 (Wi-Fi / Bluetooth M.2) G.Skill Trident Z RGB 32GB DDR4-3600 Sapphire Radeon...

I'm currently on your EFI that was in post #698, has anything been updated since then? Haven't run into any problems after about a day of use so far.

Looks like my Bluetooth also doesn't work without USBInjectAll. Put it back in and it's working again.

My bluetooth is working. I'm using the Dell DW1830, and have left the USBInjectAll.kext in. Let me try rebooting without it now.

This is great news, if all goes well that's one less thing to worry about. So far I've tested various USB 2.0 and 3.0 devices on all my ports, including plugging everything into the USB C hub. No issues yet!

I actually left USBInjectAll in, haven't given it a go without it yet. Forgot about it completely to be honest :P

Perhaps it's to disable all the extra ports that don't seem to be accessible. I'm not sure what else this can affect.

I almost didn't add it in myself because I thought it was a duplicate.. lol!

I actually removed the SSDT altogether after applying these patches. com.apple.driver.usb.AppleUSBXHCI is in there twice, but has different values (Find 83FB0F0F 838F0400 00 vs 000083FB 0F0F838F 040000)

It was actually super simple. Looking promising so far!

It's night here already, but I'll at least give it a read through if I don't get around to trying it out.

Oh really? When I connected my Logitech Wireless Receiver to the top 2.0 port (in the row of four), it showed up as HS05 as per the diagram. The bluetooth port was HS14 for me

Scratch that, I did a reboot (why not) and now the Trackpad is working! :D If anyone else wants to give it a try with a 3.1 Gen 2 device, would be interested to see if that works too.