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Tahoe is very specific about the USB ports. Have a read below: https://elitemacx86.com/threads/how-to-fix-usb-ports-on-macos-tahoe.2359/

Your EFI is not as per the guide. Add GenericUSBXHCI.kext (Ryzen fork) and use the latest NootedRed.kext. During the installation stage, ensure the NootedRed.kext is disabled and ensure WEG is not present.

If you wish to use the WebDrivers (if the IGPU is factory disabled), then High Sierra is your last choice as the higher version has no support for NVIDIA webdrivers and lacks Metal support which is required by several apps.

Attach the EFI to check!

That is great. Your profile indicates you're using macOS Mojave. Can you confirm that?

What config.plist is the main config.plist? Assuming the main config.plist is the "config.plist", here are a few issues: - The SSDT loading order is not correct. Important SSDTs should load first. - Remove SSDT-EC-USBX-LAPTOP.aml and SSDT-PLUG-DRTNIA.aml and use SSDT-EC-USBX+SSDT-PLUG instead...

Firstly, if you cannot stick to the guide, follow the instructions precisely, then you shouldn't be blaming the forum members. Remember that you're seeking a free help, without any fee of any kind, so it is your duty to follow the instructions and have some patience. You're not the first person...

Just deleting these will be enough. Great! Glad to hear. Marking SOLVED and closing this thread. Please feel free to create a separate thread for the other issues you may have.

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Your EFI is not as per the guide. Problems are expected!

Better you start with the macOS version that has native support for SKL IGPUs.

Please attach your EFI and BIOS settings to check. Most of the Clevo Laptops have IGPU factory disabled as these are meant for high performance that uses dGPU.

Yes, this was a bug. To fix, delete all the connections and then remove the .plist files and then reboot. If the WiFi does not show in the list, just add it up.

Right. Seems like you missed the link: https://elitemacx86.com/threads/how-to-enable-apple-vtd-on-macos-clover-opencore.868/

Checked your EFI from the last post and its not upto the mark. You should grap an example config.plist from below and then make changes in your config.plist or just prepare a new config.plist from scratch (preferred). https://github.com/RehabMan/OS-X-Clover-Laptop-Config After that, you can...