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Z490 Vision D
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i7-10700
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RX 5700 XT
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It also won't turn off the display after I close the lid.
I tried deleting com.apple.PowerManagment.* files from /Library/Preferences, nothing changed.
Since I have a Haswell I tried patching SSDT with RehabMan's PM guide, also nothing.
 

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It also won't turn off the display after I close the lid.
I tried deleting com.apple.PowerManagment.* files from /Library/Preferences, nothing changed.
Since I have a Haswell I tried patching SSDT with RehabMan's PM guide, also nothing.
not sure why you are using a desktop SMBIOS for your laptop?

Link to laptop guide:
 
My friend set up my mac for me from his usb boot installer including all the settings. You suggest I should change my SMBIOS to MacBookAir / MacBookPro ?
 
My friend set up my mac for me from his usb boot installer including all the settings. You suggest I should change my SMBIOS to MacBookAir / MacBookPro ?
suggest you follow the laptop guide and choose a config.plist for your hardware
 
Now using the config_HD4600_4400_4200.plist from the link you've provided, which is matching my HD4400, also added ig-platform-id as stated in the guide. Don't see any changes so far.
 

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Now using the config_HD4600_4400_4200.plist from the link you've provided, which is matching my HD4400, also added ig-platform-id as stated in the guide. Don't see any changes so far.
you need to run the terminal commands from here:
 
Alright, I did all of these
Code:
sudo pmset -a hibernatemode 0
sudo rm /var/vm/sleepimage
sudo mkdir /var/vm/sleepimage
sudo pmset -a standby 0
sudo pmset -a autopoweroff 0
 

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Alright, I did all of these
Code:
sudo pmset -a hibernatemode 0
sudo rm /var/vm/sleepimage
sudo mkdir /var/vm/sleepimage
sudo pmset -a standby 0
sudo pmset -a autopoweroff 0
you could also try adding this to Patches section:
Code:
Comment: Change GPRW 0x6D, 0x04 to GPRW 0x6D, 0x00
Find: 47505257 0A6D0A04
Replace: 47505257 0A6D0A00

also you haven't setup your usb ports, you can use hackintool for that:

Hackintool:

or another usb setup guide:
 
Thanks so much for your time Feartech, it means a lot man.
The open/close lid now turns the display on/off which is nice but Sleep/Wake still broken :/
As you mentioned, I've applied this DSDT patch:
Code:
Comment: Change GPRW 0x6D, 0x04 to GPRW 0x6D, 0x00
Find: 47505257 0A6D0A04
Replace: 47505257 0A6D0A00

Since I don't know how to use Hackintool, I tried the Beginner's guide for usb ports, it states I should install "Port-limit Removal Patch":
Installing "Remove XHCI USB Port Limit" patch from MultiBeast 11.3 fails, attaching logs.
 

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Followed Hackintool instructions to patch USB ports.
Any other suggestions to solve this?
 

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