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OSX Version: High Sierra 10.13.2 Clover Version: 4380 NVIDA Version: 378.10.10.10.25.104 Clover Version: 387.128 Hey everyone, I'm posting just as a heads up and to see if anyone has had this issue as well. Basically upon updating one of the major apps through the adobe creative cloud app...

I was able to open the SSDT file with that version of ASL. The code is 2078 lines long. Not sure about the code there but I can at least view it now. Also, I'm not sure if this is a factor, but I can't see any SS ports in IORegistry. I'll include a screenshot of what I see

Thanks for the tips with the config file cnrd, I put a bunch of stuff in to try and get it working but never changed anything. That's a possibility frigjord, I was able to open your SSDT file but still can't open mine. I also tried to make a new one with the script and got the same error...

That was the error when I try to open the file through the menu you included a picture of. However when I try to open the file itself, the only difference is the first line "Loading Acpi table from file iASLlQJ2PZ.aml - Length 00011198 (002BBE)" Attached is the log I had clover generate. It...

If I try to open the SSDT file then I get the attached error page. Also I am using UEFI clover as in I am booting from my EFI partition, but that is the only boot log I could find.

Yeah I have xh_rvp10 included in clover configure. There are some extra things in the config.plist right now since I was trying other ways to get it working so I apologize for the mess.

Thanks for making the script! However I'm having some issues. When I look in IORegistryExplorer I can see HS01-14 available but no SS and only one USR port. I thought using your script would let me enable some of those SS ports. Is this not the case or am I doing something wrong? I've determined...

The problem must have been a faulty PCI slot. something must have rubbed the wrong way after my move and broke. My only fix was to get a new motherboard for this issue. Thanks to everyone who tried to help.

Yes it did. And I'm halfway there already. I bought a new one so pretty much just a new computer build at this point. Bummer though, I didn't plan on upgrading this early

Another update: I tried updating the BIOS and there was no change. I bought a new GPU and tried that and there was no change. Then just now I installed a new PSU going from 600W to 850W and nothing changed. It seems to me I just have to keep installing new components until I fix the issue...

I have indeed. I thought it might be the power supply but another card works in mine that requires both of the 6 pin connectors as well and that is having no issues. Unless there would be a difference there?

Sorry for the long delay about this. I updated my BIOS yesterday and . . . no success. The card still refuses to be detected by the slot. The other card still works perfectly fine it it though. I'm not able to try the card in a different slot because it will not fit in the next one. I also only...

I've rest my BIOS and that hasn't fixed the issue. I tried setting it to use only the PCIE graphics and that resulted in my not being able to see anything at all and not being able to get into BIOS again (until I rest it). I have not tried updating it so I will try that. May take some time for...

When using the 970 there is no response from the monitors at all. No BIOS splash page or boot screen. If I have one monitor connected to the internal and one to the 970 then pressing del when I know the BIOS screen should be appearing will then wake that monitor connected to the iGPU and I can...

Yes they are still active. I also reinstalled them as well. I'm not sure about the boot argument though I'll check on that. However my friends card is a NVIDIA card and works fine so my thinking is the boot arg is fine? Just check and I don't think I had it enabled ever. At least not since I...

I'm really stumped here. The story goes like this: I have a GTX 970 that has been in my computer and working great for about half a year now. However, I recently moved and left the computer together while it was in transit (didn't take any parts out). When I got to my destination the computer...

Quick update, Unplugging the older of my two video cards and going without seem to have fixed the problem. Interface is not glitchy or stuttering anymore and there has not been a single crash or forced logout since. My guess it was something to do with the way that the Nvidia graphic drivers...

I've not tried that yet but I was reading around and found someone that was having a similar problem that posted this morning. They said it was a problem with their old graphics card as they have two in their system, same as I do. So I switched both of my monitors to my newer of the two...

The problem still persists. Doesn't seem to matter what form or combinations of drivers I use or don't use, I still get forced Logged out and sometimes downright freeze. Although I would say the ratio of log-outs to freezes is about 10 to 1 Anyone know what this could be?

Switching back to native drivers did not fix the issue. During the latest crash my console was flooded with (Failed to launch and connect deamon, Failed IDSDaemonRequestConnection, no reply) not sure if that was the cause of after that fact. Still in the same position though.