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Install these kexts ACPIBatteryManager.kext ACPIBacklight.kext

So far I'm not able to get sleep with the NVS graphics. You'll need to use DSDT-off to disable the Nvidia card, rename it to DSDT.aml and enable Optimus in the BIOS.

Try this DSDT DSDT.aml.zip

Replace the Voodoops2controller with this No, that's why it's disabled with DSDT.

Sorry, I mean MS-Dos (fat)

1) MBR = Master Boot Record 2) Just google Clover Loader, the 1st link on the top will get you to the installer v3330 How did you install Clover to your USB OS X Installer? Use the same option 3) Navigate to /EFI/Clover and Open Config.plist with Clover Configurator ( google it, look for version 4.25) ON the left, click RT Variabled. On the right, BooterConfig, set value to 0x28, for CsrActiveConfig, set it to 0x67. Click on file and save.

The problem is with the way El Capitan is handling USB. You can find more information here.

What's the display resolution? 1366x768? or higher? I'm assuming you're installing El Capitan. Move all the kexts in 10.10 to Other and delete the rest of the folders, don't them need. Replace Config with this one. Boot without cache. config.plist.zip

Upload your EFI folder, want to make sure you have it setup correctly. There error usually mean your graphics card is not loading.

1) Yes, assuming your OS X is install over UEFI. Create a new partition with MBR and install Windows on it, formatting it to NTFS then 2) No, you'll need Clover loader, otherwise your Hackintosh won't boot ...hence a LOADER. You could configure Clover to boot OS X after a set time but not remove the Clover interface during boot. 3) You probably have Clover theme set to random. You could download different themes and set it in the Config file or set it to Text Only under GUI. 4) Yes, you can upgrade to El Capitan directly like a real MAC, but make sure to install the latest Clover loader first, I suggest v3320 and up. Also make sure you have SIP disabled, you could add this in the Config file prior to upgrading.

Start by resetting your BIOS. Go to the BIOS, select 'Load Defaults'. Apply it. Then set the BIOS according to the guide. As for the artifacts issue. Not sure what BIOS version you had earlier, downgrading to A12 might not be enough. You might have to downgrade to A03 first, then upgrade to A12. It's known fix for other Exx30 models.

Do you know if you have Synaptics or Elantouch Touchpad?

If you're still using my Config file, then try this DSDT DSDT.aml.zip

I think the OP have the Radeon disabled and use only the 1st Gen Intel HD graphics.

Try adding these to EFi Kexts folder

Did you install Clover loader to the Hard drive? Then copy the EFI folder to the new EFI partition.

Try changing the ig-platform-id to 0x16160002

Download Chameleon loader and install over it.

yes, you just need to 'disable SIP'. You could add that to the Config.plist file using Clover Configurator 4.25. You might have some issue with USB, but you'll have to find out after the build.

Add these to EFI kexts for Battery and brightness control. Battery.zip

Your EFI folder looks fine. Could just be a BIOS settings. Is there a Legacy Support option?

You Config is corrupted, not sure if it's due to how you attach it or what. I was able to fix it and change a few things. See if this work. The KP is due to the graphics not able to load because DVMT was not set to the require volume minimum. The kext patch is t o bypass that criteria, but not optimal. Try this config and if you get KP, try to boot without cache. config.plist.zip

No attach found.... Can you upload your Config file to determine if patches are correct.

@karelson, You'll need to rerun all the commands, not just that last commands. Launch Clover Configuration, open the Config file from the EFI partition. Click on SMBIos on the left and click on the 'magic wand' on the right. Select the model you want from dropdown to generate a new key, just click on the shake button a few times and save the config. Make use to use the Clover Configuration from Tools attached on post #1 or download version 4.25 or newer if exist.

Yeah, VGA is not supported on OS X.