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No issue here, installed straight from Software Update Asrock Z390 Extreme4 & 9700K, Intel UHD 630, OpenCore

Never mind figured it out, it appears at some point I have put the HDMI cable in at the same time as the Display Port cable going with both going into the same monitor (probably while testing connectors which I still haven't sorted out yet). Removing the HDMI cable solved the problem.

I have started playing around with the UHD 630 IGPU. I am using the Devices/Properties for it, however when the computer start it gives some weird glitching as if it's loading frames, it happen a little while still on the loading progress bar, then a lot when it boots into macOS. It only last...

https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/unibeast-install-macos-mojave-on-any-supported-intel-based-pc.259381/

As for your USB issue, you probably have too many USB ports and are probably over the 15 port limit, in which case you need to create a custom SSDT by following rehabman's guide https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/guide-creating-a-custom-ssdt-for-usbinjectall-kext.211311/ or using Hackintool...

I had this issue on a different board, what worked for me was going into System Preferences, select Bluetooth, Click on Advanced and disable Allow Bluetooth devices to wake this computer, then reboot your computer. Just a thought if you have bluetooth.

Hi, I actually stopped using Mojave and went back to High Sierra as I use nVidia, however I imagine this EFI will work with both. Don't know whether you still need it or not but here it is. You may need to edit the USB ports on Hackintool to suit yourself and you may need to follow the imessage...

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Did you update your BIOS. I believe I got this error when I updated my ASRock BIOS. When I reverted it to the original BIOS it started working again.

In that case, since I've already done the work of creating the SSDT, I might as well keep it.

I followed Rehabman's guide to creating a custom USB SSDT, I have also uploaded my custom USB SSDT on the first page. I put off following the guide, but honestly it was a lot less complicated than it looks...

It's a completely different motherboard from a different manufacturer so it's not really a similar build. My EFI folder is unlikely to help you or make your problem worse rather than help it. You might be better looking for someone who has done an install on an Asus Z370 F (I assume F Gaming)...

Yes, if you know you are only going to use a USB3 device in that port you can disable the HS06, however be aware that by doing so, it will not recognise a USB2 device if you plug it into that port, only USB3 devices. As for the ports that are listed as I don't use, I can only speculate as I have...

I'm using a Bluetooth dongle, Asus USB BT400. I haven't tried the M.2 slot yet as I have no card to use in it and as it's not essential for me. I did post elsewhere asking advice on which card to use, however it didn't receive any response. All I know is it will take a Key-E card however most...

https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/success-asrock-z390-extreme4-i7-9700k-progression.267367/#post-1874007 Custom USB SSDT's attached below, includes both DSL and AML files. Edit as you require.

I have created a custom SSDT for my USB ports excluding the ports I don't require to get into the 15 port limit so I didn't need to use the 15 port limit patch. Someone asked for my usb SSDT which I provided however they said they sorted it using FB Patcher which gave him all the ports. I was...

Yes, sorry I should have included that in my description. It works, but not natively you need to use AptioMemoryFix-64 and Emuvariable-64 in your /EFI/CLOVER/Drivers64UEFI/

I've uploaded it below. I did originally have all the ports named in the aml, but I appear to have deleted that one by mistake. I will have to re-edit one. The one below is the same without the port names. I have also removed the USB Type C port as I don't require it. I have included a pic of my...

Not an expert, still figuring all this out myself so I'm not very qualified to help you out. Do you have apfs.efi in your drivers64UEFI folder and XHCI Hand-off enabled in your BIOS Also as I stated, I could not get it working with BIOS versions higher than v1.60, so you could try flashing your...

Audio now working using AppleALC debug version