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Attaching my file here and wondering would I just delete line 49 in my case or would you also delete all the different items below it?

Based on the response I got at the link below I ended up buying a different WiFi card and returning this one. Thanks for all the help. https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/the-everything-works-asus-z390-i-gaming-i7-8700k-sapphire-rx580-pulse-build.272572/page-179#post-1973104

@Leesureone thank you for your response and saving me a few more hours of troubleshooting. After trying that and still no success, I grabbed a Fenvi FV-T919 to place into one of my empty PCI slots.

Hey All! I'm jumping over to this thread since I had thought my WiFi issue was software related one and therefore had been posting here but according to the moderator, it may be hardware related. How do I know if I installed this correctly? (I had thought I followed the "Spoiler: Dell DW1560...

Please ignore this comment it was posted in wrong thread.

@toleda I installed it based on that guide. Confirming that you're saying it didn't recognize it based on something I did wrong with connecting the hardware?

@toleda thank you for the response. Find the answer to your questions below and new system files attached. Why is the RX 580 install in a x8 slot? The graphics card is plugged into Slot 4 PCIe 3.0 x16_2 slot (see attached image/ diagram for details) What slot is the 4352Z installed? Followed...

@Leesureone Meant to tell you I do not have a Samsung but had the issue resolved following MacMan's Build found here. Thank you for your help and quick response!

@Gigamaxx reinstalled Kext provided and still no luck along with updated the "Config" file you provided. As requested, here is the PCI List Read Out with an updated Misc log. Also confirming I tried installing these in both the s/e location and Clover/Kext/Other and then tried a second version...

@Ledfoot I'm posting details and tracking the problem here.

Description of WiFi/Bluetooth problem: I can not get my computer to recognize the Dell DW1560 Broadcom BCM94352Z I installed. OS X version/motherboard model/BIOS version/processor/graphics 10.14.5/ Asus ROG Strix Z390-E Gaming Motherboard/ 1005/ 3.6 GHz Intel Core i9/ Radeon RX 580 8 GB...

@Feartech for anyone else who was as noob like me I'm leaving here that to match the right director I found steps to drag the file in from the finder in order to know where these were. Then following your cd it allowed the change. Thank you!

@Feartech when you say "make sure you are in that directory in terminal" how do I check that and move directories?

@Feartech in this case that would be " /Volumes/ESP/EFI/CLOVER/"? If so when I move the two files there as well I still get the same error.

Hey Community! I'm just trying to finish up MacMan's Build here. What I can't figure out is how to properly merge his two patch files (attached) to the Confi.Plist. His instructions read: The command would look like this if Clover just installed to the destination: Bash...

@MacMan this was the case thank you. @Ledfoot thank you for getting me on this path! Now I just need to get my Dell DW1560 Broadcom BCM94352Z to work...

@Ledfoot I'm thinking this was my problem. Now to sound like a complete noob. Why do I keep getting the error "Merge: Error Reading File: ASUS_ACPI"?

Hey All, What would I need to change in this build if I am using the Asus ROG Strix Z390-E vs the PRO with the Intel Core i9-9900K? I've been having install issues after getting to post-installation (after installing everything the computer won't let me get past apple logo before crashing...

Hey All, I've done two successful Hackintoshes and after five years decided to build my third. I followed this guide to a T even getting the Dell WiFi card. I can't even get to the installer after completing all the steps above. What files can I attach to this thread and how can I collect that...

SOLVED I stumbled on MacMan's build blog here. At the bottom, he attached the package "Clover_v2.4k_r4920-UEFI-EmuNVR-UB" which when installed fixed the problem completely.