If I plug in the ethernet cable there are no problems I can connect straight away. I then tried the Ralink wireless LAN driver and get 'we do not.

Updated Ralink/Mediatek drivers for USB dongles released at. MAVERICKS AND YOSEMITE COMPATIBLE Drivers downloaded from I made a zip file with oficial drivers and a preference pane from dlink that replace the oficial ralink wireless utility. This solve the problematic Ralink Wireless Utility that simply does not work on yosemite and the package doesn´t install the maverick kext in yosemite. ZIP CONTENTS DLINK PREFERENCE PANE INSTALATION Copy preference pane to System Library PreferencePanes Copy kext for your MacOS version (use Maverick for Yosemite) to folder System Library Extensions Repair permissions Rebuild kext cache Reboot. Yes you are right! Thanks for the eye! And it is working with OSX 10.10 DP8 automatically ( with profil drawer/connect order of my SSID) with my Dlink DWA 140 rev B1 USB dongle!

How it works for me: • I took Dlink Utility prefpane v 2.6.4 from latest 'DWA-140_drv_RevD1_MACOS_4-2-9-4_UI_2-6-4-0_all_en_20140806.zip' • Installed with Pacifist: Statup items folder in S/L/StartupItems Then took with Pacifist: • RT2870USBWirelessDriver.kext v 5.01.09 from 'MT7610U_D5.0.1.09_SDK1.0.2.10_UI5.0.0.2.dmg' from here and installed it with Kext Wizard • And took RaWLAPI.framework and put it in S/L/Frameworks • Rebuild cache and permissions with Kext Wizard v 3.7.10. In System preferences you should have the D-link Utility preferencepane! If so, ok, you open it and clik 'Open Profile Drawer' In 'Connect Order' window which slides left you click on + Chose your default SSID Wifi network Authentification and security: Chose your Authentication Type and password click ok Now you should ( wich is my case ) have automatically at every reboot connecton on your default SSID Wifi network! Good luck That's actually what I did when I first set it up but no luck. I still have to activate the profile every time I reboot.

Maybe I just didn't install the drivers properly? Hey Everybody, I was hoping that the recently released BIOS update for the ASUS Maximus X Code (version 1801) would resolve my two remaining issues of sleep/ USB 3.1 drives ejecting from the ASMEDIA controller. I have a seperate thread here describing the problem in detail: As of yet it the update hasn't resolved the issue. But could someone clarify if a new DSDT.aml file is needed once upgrading a motherboard's BIOS? I am currently using the one from this thread: I've already created a working SSDT file for my 15 USB ports, this is more in relation to the ASMEDIA 3.1 ports and sleep not working.

Cheers, Shark •. Hello people, I am very new to the hackintosh scene. I have built an unraid server and am running windows 10 and OSX High Sierra as VM’s on it. My motherboard is gigabyte ga-7pesh2 which has two rear usb 2.0 slots and internal usb 2.0 header. I have installed NZXT internal USB hub to it for installing the Broadcom BCM94360CD card and other accessories to it. My windows side works perfectly fine.

I was able to use Bluetooth, WiFi and the USB ports from the NZXT hub. I am able to use Logitech keyboard and mouse with unifying receiver as well as Magic Keyboard and Mouse. I am also able to play audio using Bluetooth.

The problem arises when I boot into OSX High Sierra, i am able to turn on and off both the WiFi and the Bluetooth but my Bluetooth won’t connect to my apple Magic Mouse or magic keyboard. I also tried using Logitech Mouse and Keyboard using the usb hub but the Mouse lags very badly, its unusable and the keyboard is not working at all. However the WiFi works perfectly.

I have read about installing USB Kexts and all but I am so new to the scene I am not sure how to move forward with it. If anyone can please help me that would be great.

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Ralink RT2870 Wireless LAN Card is a software program developed by Ralink. The most common release is 1.5.31.0, with over 98% of all installations currently using this version. Upon being installed, the software adds a Windows Service which is designed to run continuously in the background. Manually stopping the service has been seen to cause the program to stop functing properly. It adds a background controller service that is set to automatically run. Delaying the start of this service is possible through the service manager.