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08-13-2019 12:14 AM
Good day I hope this finds you well, I'm havinga a problem with my HP computer. I'm using a "HP Elitedesk 800g" System properties: i7 intel Core processor speed @3.60Ghtz, 8GB RAM memory, 1GB AMD Radion Graphics card Memory. I've been trying to instal Mac OX X Sierra high via Hackintosh, I did all the necessary steps but I couldn't find my USB bootable disk under UEFI SOURCE, I was wondering if maybe I did not meet my system requirements but according to my research I'm quite sure that I do qualify. Please help me out with this issue because I do not want to make any damages on my BIOS settings because so far I've seen nothing that might be able to help me in there.
08-13-2019 02:00 AM
Greetings,
Welcome to the forum.
I am not a HP employee.
I don't mess with Apple's operating system but my guess is you may have to modify the BIOS to install Sierra. You may need to disable Secure boot and enable Legacy Support to access the installation media.
Instructions to do this BIOS mod can be reviewed at this HP Support site (Link).
Regards