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Hello Everybody!
I'm desperately in the need of help. I've been reading a lot about how to fix problems about not having audio, but didn't find help for my problem.
I successfully installed El Capitan on my PC using the instructions I found here, on tonymac. Before I installed, I deliberately checked my audio driver, using Aida64 on Windows, so I would know which driver to install with the Post-Installation MultiBeast tool.
My audio driver is Realtek ALC889A. In MultiBeast I selected Realtek ALC889 Driver, in the hope of the miracle of having no issues. I rebooted and guess what...NO AUDIO.
I mentioned, that I read a lot about troubleshooting this issue, but never actually read anything mentioning how to solve this with the A type ALC889. (Because it's ALC 889A, just to make things more complicated.)
Please, help me solve this issue. And also, if you happen to know a solution, please keep in mind, I'm quite new to hackintosh, so please write detailed help, that a non-experienced like me could also understand!
Thank you very much, in advance.
I'm desperately in the need of help. I've been reading a lot about how to fix problems about not having audio, but didn't find help for my problem.
I successfully installed El Capitan on my PC using the instructions I found here, on tonymac. Before I installed, I deliberately checked my audio driver, using Aida64 on Windows, so I would know which driver to install with the Post-Installation MultiBeast tool.
My audio driver is Realtek ALC889A. In MultiBeast I selected Realtek ALC889 Driver, in the hope of the miracle of having no issues. I rebooted and guess what...NO AUDIO.
I mentioned, that I read a lot about troubleshooting this issue, but never actually read anything mentioning how to solve this with the A type ALC889. (Because it's ALC 889A, just to make things more complicated.)
Please, help me solve this issue. And also, if you happen to know a solution, please keep in mind, I'm quite new to hackintosh, so please write detailed help, that a non-experienced like me could also understand!
Thank you very much, in advance.