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I used USB ToolKit like they said and put both UTBDefault and USBToolBox kexts in the folder

That's not working at all.

So I am in a quandary and not sure where to go at this point. Here is the shortened version. I had purchased a new MB after mine got friend last month in a storm. I purchased the ProArt Z490, a new processor and new graphics card. I'm using the newest versions of OpenCore and all of its...

So after a lot of trial and lots of issues, I finally got my rig to fully install Monterey 12.5. Now here are the issues... When I get to it loading after not being powered up, it kicks in quickly and after signing in, it runs nice and fast. When I start using migration assistant it finds my...

I have it set at auto and disabled and neither one works. I had an ole graphics card laying around and that is recognized but its not supported by apple so it won't work as a replacement

So at first my Gigabyte Aorus RX580 GPU was recognized on my Gigabyte Z490 Aorus Elite MB. Now when I plug it back in, nothing shows up on my screen and I'm at a loss as to what is going on. Any help would be appreciated

Thanks for all the info. I have finished doing that and now I'm having an issue. I got the first install done and when it reboots to finish the install, I get the ticker line and the time remaining. The bar stays the same distance but when it says less than a minute, my machine completely...

So I am getting ready to knock out another faster hackintosh but this one is killing me. I have followed the guide to the tee and when I validate, I get these errors. No idea where in the hell these are to fix them before I start the installation process. OCS: Missing key Enabled, context...

I have got passed that part and get the following:

So I am building a new editing suite for my job and I have the Aorus Z490 MB with an Intel I9-10850K. I get to the point of enabling and disabling everything in the BIOS per Open Core instructions and when I go to install Big Sur, this is what I get: so I'm not entirely sure what is the...

So I have an issue. My original motherboard and intel chip had to be replaced. I went with the i9-10850K and the Z490 Aorus Elite motherboard with my RX 580 dGPU card. I am redoing OpenCore and I am completely lost as to what to but into the framebuffer-patch-enable and the data into the...

I do have USBMap.Kext that I made prior to buying and installing the new wi-fi and bluetooth card. I use USBMapMaster but I'm not sure how to reset the usb's so I can add that header back in

I'm Taking a stab that this is the right place for this and if not, where I can make this post. I am using OpenCore 0.7.8 and just upgraded to Big Sur 11.6.4, all this after Clover being ever so difficult. So I replaced my wi-fi card to the Fenvi FV-T919 which by all accounts should work out...

I do understand that but why is no information populating in the Clover Configurator? Thats my big question

So I am moving from Clover to OpenCore because no matter what I try, I cannot get Big Sur or Monteray to install. I'm running the newest version of Clover and the newest version of configurator so at this point, I am finished. However, as I'm trying to get OpenCore ready for the switch, my...

I also want to add that I am using Clover as my bootloader, I am up to date with my software and I have 4 external hard drives hooked up to the machine and the desktop is in fact plugged into a Cyber Power 850VA Battery Backup

So lately I have been having an odd issue come up with my desktop thats now becoming a major pain in my ass. About a month ago, while using Premiere Pro, my computer locked up, cycled the audio it was stuck on and then out of the blue shut itself off. I thought that maybe I hit something and...

would it be smarter to just get a pci-e card with 3.0 and maybe thunderbolt and go that route?

It actually is just a raid enclosure and not a NAS. The NAS is on my laptop currently and I use that mostly for time machine backups and cloud storage mainly. So the Raid Enclosure connects to the computer from USB-C to USB 3.0. It also has two USB 3.0 ports on the back of it to attach...

Yeah, the ASMedia chipsets are part of the enclosure and not part of the motherboard. The NAS is plugged into USB 3.0 port. On Hackintool, it sees the enclosure as HS10 at 480mbps and SS10 at 5 gbps but when I do a speedcheck, I'm lucky I get 350mbps at most times