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UtterDisbelief replied to the thread AMD Asus Mini PC PN51-S1.No. You attach the EFI you are using - as a ZIP file please - and we will check it for you. :thumbup: -
UtterDisbelief replied to the thread AMD Asus Mini PC PN51-S1.Hello. Okay, let's do this properly... 1) Please complete your hardware profile. Just entering "-----" is not helpful. It is also a...
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UtterDisbelief replied to the thread Hardware Sound Alternatives.If you search online you will find the developer's repository with historical versions available as well as the latest. For this kind...
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UtterDisbelief replied to the thread Need a build.You would have to buy old, se ond-hand hardware. No hackintosh build is "seemless" . That's just the nature of the beast. Best idea...
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UtterDisbelief replied to the thread Mini PC AMD Ryzen 7 5700U - Need Installation Help.Okay... We can see that the three screengrabs of the USB ports are all different. I suspect the one in post #235 looks the most likely...
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UtterDisbelief replied to the thread Disable NVMe/SSD for Windows 10.Okay, you would need to install the OSs onto separate 2.5" SATA SSDs instead. That way you can disable one or the other in BIOS when...
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UtterDisbelief replied to the thread Disable NVMe/SSD for Windows 10.Well the easiest option is to keep Windows and macOS on separate SSDs and use the BIOS boot-drive picker to choose which OS to boot...
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UtterDisbelief replied to the thread Disable NVMe/SSD for Windows 10.Hi there. That's a clever idea as OpenCore bootloader should patch the DSDT on the fly during boot. However, the trouble might be that...
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UtterDisbelief replied to the thread USB mapping.Good point @Edhawk. I'd forgotten about those. :thumbup: I checked them out with my own MediaTek problem and sadly they weren't the...
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UtterDisbelief replied to the thread USB mapping.Ah. Yes indeed, the MediaTek wireless chipset has no macOS drivers. My own recent B760 build featured one of those - and it had been...
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UtterDisbelief replied to the thread USB mapping.Use the IORegistryExplorer app and scroll the left column down to find the USB section, usually about 2/3 the way down. Open the tree...