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Guide: If you're facing Wi-Fi problems on your OCLP 1.3 and Sonoma Hackintosh setup on a MacBook Pro 11,5 (15" mid 2015), you can try the following steps to resolve these issues: Check Your Wi-Fi Card : Ensure that you have a compatible Wi-Fi card installed in your MacBook Pro. Some cards work better than others with macOS, and having a compatible one can help improve stability. You may need to replace or upgrade your Wi-Fi card if it's not compatible. Update Kexts and Drivers : Make sure you have the latest Wi-Fi kexts and drivers installed for your Wi-Fi card. You can find compatible kexts and drivers from the Hackintosh community or relevant forums. Keep them up to date as new versions are released. BIOS/UEFI Settings : Check your BIOS or UEFI settings for any options related to Wi-Fi or power management. Sometimes, adjusting these settings can resolve connectivity issues. Ensure that your settings are configured for macOS compatibility. Power Management : Adjust power ...

Guide: If your macOS Monterey installation is stuck in a boot loop after swapping monitors, follow these steps to potentially resolve the issue: Note: Before proceeding, ensure you have a backup of your important data. Safe Mode Boot : Try booting your Mac into Safe Mode by following these steps: Turn off your Mac. Turn it on and immediately press and hold the "Shift" key. Release the "Shift" key when the Apple logo appears. Safe Mode may help bypass certain driver or hardware conflicts. Revert Monitor Configuration : If the issue started after swapping monitors, try reverting to the previous monitor configuration. Disconnect the new monitor and reconnect the old one, if possible. Reset NVRAM/PRAM : Resetting the NVRAM (Non-Volatile Random-Access Memory) or PRAM (Parameter RAM) can sometimes resolve boot-related issues. Follow these steps: Shut down your Mac. Turn it on and immediately press and hold the "Option," "Command," "P," and ...

Guide: If you're experiencing issues with macOS Ventura on your early 2011 MacBook Pro and want to downgrade to a different macOS version like Monterey, you can follow these steps. Downgrading macOS involves erasing your current macOS installation and then reinstalling the desired older version. Please note that downgrading macOS will result in data loss, so ensure you have a backup of your important files before proceeding. Step 1: Backup Your Data Before you start, make sure to back up all your important data using Time Machine or an external drive. This ensures that you can restore your files after the downgrade. Step 2: Create a macOS Monterey Installer Download the macOS Monterey installer from the App Store if you haven't already. It should be available in the App Store's "Purchased" section if you've downloaded it in the past. Once downloaded, the installer will launch automatically. Quit the installer at this point; we will use it later. Step 3: Erase ...