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Thank you for posting this. For the most, I think BlueSnooze can be a good solution for the behavior. I've also had suffered from this and this maybe specific to my motherboard, but in the end, turning the RAM speed down to 2933MHz had worked for me. I can continue to use USBWakeFixup and this...

ICH10, LGA775, Core2 Quad. Good to go!

Try injecting PCI-Thunderbolt property to applicable device and see if it get rid of that icon.

On my Comet Lake system, I've experienced similar issues starting with macOS Monterey. Such behavior was resolved by disabling USBWakeFixup.kext and SSDT-USBW.aml, but the problem came back in Ventura 13.0 and as a temporary workaround, I've had to use Bluesnooze until the issue was resolved in...

Thanks for this info. The kext works in macOS Sierra as well! Not sure but could this be related to memory speed? Try this suggestion by @CaseySJ to disable XMP profile or manually set memory speed to 2933 MHz.

There are number of ways for usb port mapping. Depending on the method used, it can be more easier or flexible to use. Many users out there with different need and preference respectively. If you'd like to have less kexts as possible, you can also do a usb port mapping that does not require...

If i9-11900K is what you have, you wouldn't have functioning iGPU in macOS since it's not supported. It may be the reason why you are not experiencing the behavior whether the iGPU is set to auto or disabled.

Do you have iGPU disabled in BIOS? If so, try enabling it to see if you are affected. I know someone mentioned not having the issue on SMBIOS MacPro7,1 but it make sense that someone also did not have iGPU enabled in BIOS.

@CaseySJ Thank you so much for your hard work. I can confirm that this patch works for Ventura 13.4 beta 1 WiFi + Intel I219 ethernet working. Again, your work is appreciated by many.

For me as well and it's good to know that Z390Desi is not affected by this. Could you confirm that Intel I219 ethernet is also not working?

You maybe able to downgrade to 13.3 beta 2 which did not have this issue. It is still downloadable from the Apple server.

Updated to Ventura 13.3 release, but still no WiFi and I219 ethernet when AppleVTD is activated. Is anyone experiencing the same?

Remove Dart=0 Set DisableIOMapper to Yes or disable VT-d in BIOS. Basically, undo the process to enable AppleVTD. IntelMausi.kext is required for Intel I219 ethernet.

- Add boot-arg e1000=0 to prevent DEXT from attaching to I225 ethernet. - Inject AppleIntelI210Ethernet.kext from macOS Monterey.

Same for me. I've had to disable AppleVTD and go back to kext method to use I225 ethernet. Looks like this issue is not present in Beta 2.

I've had similar problem with my Magic Keyboard/Trackpad from Ventura Beta to 13.2.1. This was somehow linked to DEXT for Intel I225 ethernet for my case. Disabling it by adding e1000=0 fixed it for me. This however is no longer an issue on Ventura 13.3.

Ventura 13.2, all good.

I've done some more testing and for my case, this was caused by DriverKit extension, AppleEthernetE1000 for I225 2.5GbE. Check your ioregistry to see if DEXT is attached to your I225 ethernet. If so, add boot-arg e1000=0 and see if this resolves the issue. What it does is, it prevents DriverKit...

Hi, have you tried injecting Orinoco FrameBuffer? Below does the trick for me. Do you have multiple monitors connected? If so, power consumption may be high.

@devinci @Rajkhand "Ejecting" a EFI partition of Ventura installed drive in macOS Ventura will cause this to happen. To avoid having those popups, you can "unmount" EFI partition in terminal or script using below command. diskutil unmount /Volumes/EFI Alternatively, you can build a "Quick...