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Is the Wi-Fi card working? If not, then you may have to reinstall the neilhart config again, however there are things to do so that you won't have to reinstall again. If your Clover USB works to boot into the macOS partition, good. You will need it. You'll have to re-download the neilhart...

Oh, alright I've never had any problems with it so I thought it was safe - thanks for letting me know

This is the one that I used: https://www.paragon-software.com/home/hfs-windows-free/ I didn't really have any problems with it - was able to access the Mac partition directly through Windows Explorer

I've had this issue before - I was able to fix it by booting from Windows, installing an HFS+ driver so I could navigate the macOS partition from Windows Explorer, and then I fixed the problem that way Anyways, I just remembered, if you still have your Clover drive, you can use that to boot...

If you have Windows installed on a different partition, or a Linux distro on a thumb drive, you could use it to change the config. Had you done anything to the previous config before you put the neilhart file on? Because anything in the previous config would have been overwritten once you put...

If you have any issues with the neilhart config, let me know. Make sure you use the whole thing and if you get a kernel panic, try again with -v and let me know. Also try -x as well if it happens.

Try using the whole config - Why did you only copy that portion, is there something that you need in your existing config that you didn't want to lose by overwriting?

Here you go, I dug this thread up for ya ;) - https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/archer-t6e-problem.208983/#post-1386714

Your problem doesn't seem related to AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement - you would have to make a new thread so you can get more help with it

Send a picture or a screenshot of everything that's going on in the verbose screen when you get the error. Make sure you're booting with -v

@KarandeepSingh, When you have your Clover USB set up, download the kext from here: https://www.tonymacx86.com/resources/nullcpupowermanagement.268/download?version=113 Then, put the folder for the kext in your flash drive under EFI/Clover/Kexts/(MacOS version) "(MacOS version)" would be...

Thank you for your help! :D

You're right - my TV is 720p... Is there a way that you could help me fix my screen resolution with VGA so I could use that instead of HDMI? (I don't have a DVI cable just a DVI->VGA adapter) I've tried setting the resolution manually, but every single time, it goes back to a crappy square...

What do you mean by "only HD Ready"?

I've tried but nothing seems to work - my TV is crap, it doesn't have a lot of settings concerning HDMI - you can't name the sources. I've also decreased the sharpness all the way and it helped, however the color is still garbage and everything looks dull... With notification badges or small...

I've tried checking overscan but when I do that, it gets way too big for the screen

I was having trouble getting the proper screen resolution through VGA so I used HDMI instead but now my screen looks super weird, I don't know how to describe it.. It's like the resolution is being set too high or something but I can't change it - I need to be able to set it to 1360x768 @ 60Hz...

YAY! I fixed it!! :D I used the config.plist by neilhart, which was suggested by VladoZg. Also, if anyone gets an Osxaptiofixdrv error about allocation, just delete the osxaptiofixdrv from the clover/efi/drivers64uefi directory and copy osxaptiofixdriv2 there instead. Now my wifi is working...

That's odd because it doesn't work for me :/ I see no wifi bars at the top, and when I installed, it didn't give me an option to connect to a Wifi network - it was grayed out when it asked me to set up a network ;-;

I have a TP-Link Archer T6E AC1300 which uses a Broadcom BCM4360 chipset but I'm dumb so I don't know how to get it working and the stickied post by toleda confuses me :( Could someone please help me asap?