Help needed with Sony Vaio

[D-52]

I decided to install Mac OS X onto my Sony Vaio sve14122cvw, but everytime it will get stuck at the start of the install screen which appears to be displaying a broken install screen

Specs:
Intel core i3-3110m
HM76 express chipset
Intel HD graphics 4000, 1366x768

I am using an external monitor because the install screen wasn't showing at the main laptop screen

 

[RehabMan]

I decided to install Mac OS X onto my Sony Vaio sve14122cvw, but everytime it will get stuck at the start of the install screen which appears to be displaying a broken install screen

Specs:
Intel core i3-3110m
HM76 express chipset
Intel HD graphics 4000, 1366x768

I am using an external monitor because the install screen wasn't showing at the main laptop screenView attachment 199528

Enable CSM/legacy boot in BIOS.

 

[D-52]

Thanks for the reply,

I did that and it showed " Operating system not found." For the record, I used Unibeast and el Capitan with UEFI Boot mode

 

[RehabMan]

Thanks for the reply,

I did that and it showed " Operating system not found." For the record, I used Unibeast and el Capitan with UEFI Boot mode

Note that my previous post said nothing about disabling UEFI boot...

Keep UEFI enabled, but also enable legacy boot.

 

[D-52]

Note that my previous post said nothing about disabling UEFI boot...

Keep UEFI enabled, but also enable legacy boot.

Sorry I'm very new to this whole process but I don't think there is an option for that in my laptop's bios. If there's anything I did wrong or if there's anything I'm missing, please point it out

Thanks

 

[RehabMan]

Sorry I'm very new to this whole process but I don't think there is an option for that in my laptop's bios. If there's anything I did wrong or if there's anything I'm missing, please point it out

Thanks

Assuming you don't have the option (no way for me to know without photos of your BIOS screens), you have several options...

- boot the installer without graphics injection (deal with graphics/backlight control,etc later)
- try closing the lid then opening it

 

[D-52]

Assuming you don't have the option (no way for me to know without photos of your BIOS screens), you have several options...

- boot the installer without graphics injection (deal with graphics/backlight control,etc later)
- try closing the lid then opening it

My apologies for not posting photos of my bios, but I tried to boot without graphics injection and it worked. But now, everytime I start up, I have to disable it manually. Is there a way out of this?

 

[RehabMan]

My apologies for not posting photos of my bios, but I tried to boot without graphics injection and it worked. But now, everytime I start up, I have to disable it manually. Is there a way out of this?

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CPU: i5-3320m/HM76
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