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Hello everyone, on occasion (getting more frequent lately) my 10.12 Sierra Hackintosh completely crashes and reboots after being turned on and I start surfing the internet. Happens with both Chrome and Firefox. Usually if I let some time pass before surfing the internet after turning it on, it...

Will try the battery thing. One more element: both in the bios and in the Windows boot manager I can choose between a very long list which seems a bit odd. The SSD hosts Mac OS, WD is an external drive. Not sure why all of those repetitions are there though.

Done this already, nothing changed. Basically sometimes it boots normally to Clover (for mac os) and f12 works and i can select Windows bootloader (for windows10), other times it just freezes on the screen I posted and I can't do either of them

Cant anyone help? It's still happening randomly and even if I disconnect both os drives from sata I still get the same screen and can't even access bios options. Usually disconnecting sata cables and then reconnecting them several times worked but not this time. Also it appears that when "stuck"...

Could not find the "load optimized default" command. Checked the other values and they are okay except for VT-d which is enabled and greyed out, so I cannot disable it.

No one can help?

Additional info: sometimes it is fixed by removing USB devices connected to the USB ports.

Hello everyone, I am running a setup with an SSD with Sierra and a normal HD with Windows 10. Everything works decently but I am experiencing occasionally a freeze during boot, stopping at this screen. Previous times I was able to resolve it by playing a bit with Data cables, unplugging and...

Help please!

Also, I think I selected Mac Pro 6,1 in the multibeast setting.

Hello guys, I updated from my Mavericks hackintosh (which was working flawlessly) using a Yosemite USB with Unibeast. It was all fine until I booted (via USB) after the installation, ran Multibeast (probably selecting too many/wrong kexts without checking first) and restarted again. Now I can't...

If it can help, this is a screen from my drive's situation. I'm a noob in the field but it seems to me that there is no EFI on the NTFS drive. Could I have installed it right (without even knowing it) ?

Thanks for your input Going Bald. Is there anything I can do without having to reinstall the whole windows system from the beginning? How can I check which kind of installation I've done (EFI or Legacy) ? And one last question: how do I boot from a DVD, given the situation I described in the...

Hello guys, first post here. After some work I managed to install successfully Mavericks, which is fully working after the post installation routine. I decided to install Windows 8 too for gaming, so I formatted to NTFS a separate 1tb internal hd and tried booting from the installer DVD. When...