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@kajaba - You just need to remove the problematic machine from your Apple account.
If your other devices are working with your Apple ID as expected, then there is no need to remove those.
As advised, you should re-generate completely new S/N, SmUUID, ROM, MLB and enter into config.plist.
After entering the new data, reboot, clean NvRAM, continue to Desktop but do not logon to any Apple Services (i.e App Store, iMessage, F/Time, iCloud etc) just yet, just give it a couple of hours or so and then try.
Good luck.
If your other devices are working with your Apple ID as expected, then there is no need to remove those.
As advised, you should re-generate completely new S/N, SmUUID, ROM, MLB and enter into config.plist.
After entering the new data, reboot, clean NvRAM, continue to Desktop but do not logon to any Apple Services (i.e App Store, iMessage, F/Time, iCloud etc) just yet, just give it a couple of hours or so and then try.
Good luck.