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Imessage and Facetime Un-Fixable :(

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Hi people. I have a dell xps8700 with upgraded amd 580 video card and mac oem wifi/bluetooth card.
everything seems to work perfectly on Mojave. However, I can't get imessage or facetime to work (im able to use the app store and itunes fine) Tried millions of time !!

can you please suggest a solution? attached is my config file.

also it seems to have many things that i didn't check..

thanks in advance

btw i do have nvram working
 

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https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/an-idiots-guide-to-imessage.196827/ Follow this guide and if you have Nvram working then it should just work. Are the results from iMessage debug the same after a reboot? Are you using Aptiomemoryfix-64? what about EmuVariableUefi-64?
thanks you. I am using aptiomemoryfix and not emuvariableuefi-64. my nvram is working fine as expected..
i'm kinda of worried that my config is off.. there's a whole bunch of fixes and other dsdt patches that clover checked/patched by default. not sure if it's related..

i tried the link above many many times with no success..
 
@webximize, please update your profile (account details) with your Motherboard, CPU and iGPU or Graphics Card(s).
If you have a prebuilt computer enter make and model instead of motherboard.
The Rules said:
Profiles are mandatory so that others can assist you.
 
Hi there, as @BreBo says, please update your profile so we can see what is inside your machine :thumbup:. I did a quick check and I'm guessing it's an 4th gen i5/i7 with 16GB RAM (?)

For me there is too much going on in that config.plist to spot an error, especially as it is a pre-built Dell and might need all of it, however the SMBIOS looks good except you could try ticking this box :

392782


There might be no difference but worth checking.

This type of problem usually arises due to Apple's servers not 'trusting' the Mac to be a genuine one. That's why the SMBIOS is important and why the UUIDs and serials need to be unique. You can check online to make sure the serial number isn't being used elsewhere (see the iMessage guides here in the General section).

:)
 
One other thing you could try is to delete the imessage encryption keys and imessage signing keys from your login keychain in addition to that idiots guide that was posted previosuly.

My imessage didn't work for months. One day I was cleaning up my keychain and I remember deleting those keys. A month or so later I tried my imessage and it worked.
 
thanks guys, i will update my profile once i get all the info.

i ran imessage debug and it's wierd system-id return failed


I did tried Ticking the Trust but w. o no result.


**iMessage Debug**
Credits: ElNono, mdmwii,flux84, sugarface, pokenguyen


Model: iMac14,2
Board-id: Mac-27ADBB7B4CEE8E61
SerialNumber: D25L90DWF8JC
Hardware UUID: 544A6E25-64D1-40AB-94A2-26BFE232F637

System-ID: failed
ROM: f8b1569c409a
BoardSerialNumber: D25335600GUF8YLA8

Gq3489ugfi: 2f50867b407c6e87cb66d26c66c7f06828
Fyp98tpgj: de6ef1911a47b61fb76eda2f22a97fb441
kbjfrfpoJU: 7097aa913cf4c236135ea586fb33d211b1
oycqAZloTNDm: 29c776c4af48aa32175a1a458b2bc35375
abKPld1EcMni: 992b1a47c7aa4c0709b08d4f91acad2f31
 
thanks guys, i will update my profile once i get all the info.

i ran imessage debug and it's wierd system-id return failed


I did tried Ticking the Trust but w. o no result.


iMessage Debug
Credits: ElNono, mdmwii,flux84, sugarface, pokenguyen


Model: iMac14,2
Board-id: Mac-27ADBB7B4CEE8E61
SerialNumber: D25L90DWF8JC
Hardware UUID: 544A6E25-64D1-40AB-94A2-26BFE232F637

System-ID: failed
ROM: f8b1569c409a
BoardSerialNumber: D25335600GUF8YLA8

Gq3489ugfi: 2f50867b407c6e87cb66d26c66c7f06828
Fyp98tpgj: de6ef1911a47b61fb76eda2f22a97fb441
kbjfrfpoJU: 7097aa913cf4c236135ea586fb33d211b1
oycqAZloTNDm: 29c776c4af48aa32175a1a458b2bc35375
abKPld1EcMni: 992b1a47c7aa4c0709b08d4f91acad2f31
Try this config. You were setting the ROM and MLB when you don't need to.
 

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