[FIX] HD4200/HD4400/HD4600/HD5600 on 10.11+

[suger]

Your computer is missing the Intel MEI controller (hardware/BIOS flash/MEI firmware issue).
It is required for macOS/OS X.

oh,then I should do something else ?

 

[RehabMan]

oh,then I should do something else ?

You need to fix it.
Requires IMEI flash, BIOS flash, or new motherboard...
Your profile is not properly filled out. Please fix as per FAQ.
https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/faq-read-first-laptop-frequent-questions.164990/

 

[suger]

You need to fix it.
Requires IMEI flash, BIOS flash, or new motherboard...
Your profile is not properly filled out. Please fix as per FAQ.
https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/faq-read-first-laptop-frequent-questions.164990/

sorry,I got it. i5-4200u/ H8x/P8x

 

[RehabMan]

sorry,I got it. i5-4200u/ H8x/P8x

Your profile is still not filled out as per FAQ.
Missing:
- make/model/bootloader in 'Mobo'
- screen resolution in 'Graphics'

 

[suger]

sorry,I got it. i5-4200u/ H8x/P8x

 

[suger]

Your profile is still not filled out as per FAQ.
Missing:
- make/model/bootloader in 'Mobo'
- screen resolution in 'Graphics'

now,it'ok

 

[RehabMan]

now,it'ok

You should try to reflash latest BIOS from Dell.
Make sure your CPU is not ES/QS (they do not have IMEI).

 

[suger]

You should try to reflash latest BIOS from Dell.
Make sure your CPU is not ES/QS (they do not have IMEI).

I reflash latest BIOS from Dell

 

[RehabMan]

I reflash latest BIOS from DellView attachment 255605

You should check to see if you have an IMEI device.
You can use 'lspci -nn' in Linux Terminal to see all PCIe devices.

 

[suger]

You should check to see if you have an IMEI device.
You can use 'lspci -nn' in Linux Terminal to see all PCIe devices.

ok, I will try Ubuntu.