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I have hd530 and I was able to fix a similar issue with kext injection of lilu.kext and intelfixgfx.kext . Good luck.

I have this same motherboard and was able to get sound by mounting the EFI partition in Clover and then running the 1.30 command.

After I booted in changing the FakeID I reset it back to the value it was before and injected the two kexts. After I did this it worked. I didn't have to change any of my previous kexts to get the wifi and bluetooth to work.

In Clover editing your plist you can go into the GUI area and hide 'Preboot'. This worked for me.

I have the H170 - WIFI and had a similar issue. I think you need to add lilu.kext and intelgfxfix.kext. If you cannot do this at that point you should go into your FakeID and temporarily change to 0x12345678.

I found a solution in another thread. All you have to do in the Clover GUI area is add the following Hide Commands: Recovery & Preboot. When I did this all that shows when I boot up is the primary drive.

You have to remove the fake Id flag after injecting the two kexts

Be very careful when trying to remove these partitions. I think they are in fact attached to the main boot partition. When I tried to remove them using their UUID in Clover it removed all of the boot partitions. I had to go into the UEFI shell and edit the config.plist to get it back where I...

I have High Sierra fully functioning now. I have tried the above ideas and cannot clear the four boot options. Has anyone else fixed this successfully?

I had the same issue. I injected lilu and intelgfxfix kexts and then removed the fakeid. Everything worked.

Try going into Clover and changing the FakeID for your inject intel to 0x12345678. This worked for me to fix this issue.

UPDATE: My computer is showing only 10MB of video memory. I tried injecting lilu.kext and intelgraphicsfix.kext and it has done nothing to resolve. This was not an issue with Sierra. Has anyone else had/fixed this? 2nd Update: It is fixed now. The FakeID I had inserted to boot up was creating...

After many days of frustration I finally have High Sierra running on my Hackintosh. However, I now have a very strange setup in Clover when I boot up. I have gone from 2 to four boot options. In addition to my Recovery & Boot to OSX options I now have an upgrade to High Sierra and FileVault...

After many days with a non-functional PC I finally have High Sierra running. I am noticing that my graphics are a little jittery. Has anyone else noticed this and does anyone have any suggested improvements/repairs?

How long does the direct update take? Seems stuck but am trying to be patient.