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Do I use bullet points in a document (never did this before)? Do you want all the different EFI folders we've tried as well?

Excellent! There's a lot of posts. It try to put all the posts into a consolidated one. I've never tried to grab multiple posts before. Will it grab the attached as well? After I changed CPU, I decided to switch ports (DP) on my video card to see if would make a difference...it didn't.

Everything we have done hasn't fix the end result. After selecting OS in picker, verbose seems to run its course, and when you expect to see the Apple logo - the system appears to reboot and return to picker. You want me to create a new post? Everything we've done is in this thread. Where and...

Sorry, don't understand what you're asking.

Thanks for taking the time to help, unfortunately it didn't work for me. I didn't see that BIOS on MSI website. Are you using the motherboard with WIFI? Is it a custom BIOS? Say, would you happen to know what a problem reporting file is?

What is a problem reporting file? How do I access it? I see no reference for it in the OpenCore manual.

Changed CPU from i7-12700KF to i7-12700K hoping that would help. Nope. Same result.

I have no interest in repeating myself. I will continue to work with the Moderator of this thread and anyone willing to help. Thanks anyways.

Look at the last 20 pages of this thread to see what the problem is. Always the same result.

It doesn't stop. Just before Apple logo, it loops back to picker.

Screenshot won't show all of the verbose output. You want video of process with looping?

Already done multiple times and versions. Any other ideas?

Nope same result. Could there be something in the DSDT.aml that could help with this problem?

I've changed RAM and drives. I'm currently doing an additional install on an external drive. I've been doing this for many years on both Intel and AMD, and haven't seen anything like this. Any other ideas you can through at me?

I tried the latest BIOS and one other, and this is what happened in both cases... After BIOS update, made changes to BIOS as per this thread - save and reboot. Used F11 to get to USB. I launched 13.1 from picker and was able to login and everything worked. I did a reboot, and this time I'm...

The BIOS we use detects where or not there is an iGPU, therefore no settings are present to enable/disable. Any other thoughts?

Is there anything specific in the EFI folder that has anything to do with iGPU that could be impacting my system? Remember I have KF CPU.

Same result as all the other failures. Is that better?

Didn't work.

Any other ideas?