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@TheRedBull, good you figured it out! I have been using a USB dongle for my internet (capped at 100Mbit though, my Ethernet is 240Mbit) ever since. I did a new try yesterday and I still couldn't install the network drivers. The network interface is populated but I don't get a IP address over...

Yes, I just checked: it's a GA-Z87-HD3 with a Realtek chip. Ethernet did work without issues on my previous hackintoshes (with the same mobo). Maybe the hardware is failing. I can check on Windows when I start the dual booting process (which is also harder than I thought).

I tried installing Ethernet drivers but without any luck. I ended up using the NullEthernet Kext and was able to access the App Store. I followed this guide: http://www.computertechplace.com/app-store-device-could-not-be-recognized-fix-for-laptops-without-ethernet-port/. So I have network...

Ok, finally had some time to do a new installation. Almost everything went smooth: audio is working, nVidia drivers installed without any problems (took me 2 minutes), bluetooth (with a iogear dongle) is working (sometimes lagging but that used to be a problem on my previous hackintoshes, sleep...

Thanks for the excellent answer. I will try a new install this weekend. I also updated my profile with my hardware.

No one?

I'm currently building my third hackintosh. I bought some new parts, most notably a large SSD, more RAM and a GTX970 graphics card. My motherboard is a Gigabyte Z87-HD3. Next is the selection of drivers. Everything should work out of the box except audio, network and video. Audio was working...

I had a similar problem this weekend. Really weird. No matter what I tried, the MultiBeast installer would fail over and over again with the message "Certificate used to sign package is not trusted. Use -allowUntrusted to override.". I couldn't find any documentation, except this post. So it's...

I upgraded straight from 10.10 to 10.10.4. I followed post #2 and I'm very happy I updated without troubles. My config: a Gigabyte GA-Z87-HD3 with an i5 4430 and a AMD HD6850. I had to install the Realtek ALC892 audio driver and the 10.10.3 TRIM patch (with MultiBeast).