Jake Lo

@zmvlakjfdsa what wifi/BT combo does it have?

Probably your NVMe drive does not have powermanagement Add NVMEFix.kext

ALC3236 = ALC233 Try layout-id = 3,4, or 5

Either add to boot arg alcid=13 or remove the # infront of #layout-id

After scratching my head for awhile, I gave in and try booting your files. Just as you noted, webcam and audio both are not working. After comparing line for line and making different changes on the Config.plist and rebooting, there was no changes to the webcam and audio. I know it has something to do with IRQ so I look carefully at the HPET patch and notice a difference in the patches you have and mine. After making that one change and reboot, all usb port and audio started working. Here's your new config file, add the SSDT to ACPI. Enjoy! E7450_audio-USB-Fix.zip

try this config.plist.zip

what is the CPU and display resolution? You can find both in the BIOS.

post your current Config file

Can you check the BIOS to see if they are enabled? Try replacing SSDT-XOSI with this one SSDT-XOSI.aml.zip

USB installer created from VM has known to have issue sometimes. While you have a running Hack now, go ahead and create a new installer and install on top of your current installation. The current EFI you have should be fine

@imjmsony Try my OC files here I have i7-6920HQ with Nvidia M2000M disabled via SSDT patching

@Nicolas078 Does your 7510 have flickering screen issue? Not just on MacOS but Windows as well. What version of BIOS are you running? I'm hoping it's not a hardware issue but a BIOS version issue. It turned out to be a loose video cable. After adjusting the cable a little, all is good again.

Is your build vanilla or Distro? Check to see if you have AppleHDA.kext in /S/L/E Run in terminal the following and post the output after running sudo kextcache -i /

Launch Hackintool.app, under PCIe, you should get the path for the wifi but not Bluetooth, that's USB based. Make sure your USB Ports are correct and that the BT shows up under USB in system information.

Looks like USB is still not fully enable, webcam not detected. Try this, added patch for sdcard reader, added patches for USB ports. The audio layoutid looks fine, perhaps with the USB fix, audio will work. Replace Config and add SSDT* to ACPI FixAudio.zip

See here for OC

@ad5ter Post IOReg file wit ioregistryexplorer.app v2.1

post new IOReg file

I think you meant DW1560 for wifi... For audio, change alcid=1 to 11 For webcam, you need to fix you USB ports. Either add my USBPorts-E7450.kext and disable XhciPortLimit under kernel quirks or add USBInjectAll.kext. Then generate your own USBPorts kext with Hackintool.app For touchpad, try disabling SMCDellSensors.kext

Forgot to add SSDT-PNLF.aml for Brightness Here, give this a try. Rename Config to Config.plist. Add the additional SSDT to ACPI folder You might need to use Hackintool.app to generate USBPorts.kext, currently using USBInjectall.kext 5580_Fixes.zip

No issue with SMCBatterymanager. The 8bits is native for Dell Latitude systems, unlike HP or some Inspiron system that has 16bit or 32 bit. No need to start over, just replace the kext to the kexts folder. Can you explain more in detail about the looping? After the 1st reboot, it should continue installing from the internal drive, not the USB installer. Do you see a new boot option after the 1st reboot to select "install MacOS from <name of internal drive>"

If your MacOS is running from the external drive, that will happen. It needs to be install internally for sleep to work correctly. Will need to add an SSDT to disable the nvidia graphics.

Post IOReg file with IORegistryExplorer.app

try replacing voodoops2 with this one VoodooPS2Controller.kext.zip

Go ahead and set it to MBP13,3, enter new serial, ROM, UUID...etc.