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Put the new expansion card in another computer.

Put a different expansion card in the slot that is experiencing the issue.

PCI Express expansion cards do not fit or work in PCI expansion slots, and PCI expansion cards do not fit or work in PCI Express expansion slots. Note: PCI Express cards work in PCI Express slots that are longer than the card and do not use the entire slot's capabilities.

Move the expansion card to another PCI or PCI Express slot.

If the card is on an angle, it can cause issues and may not function properly. Put the card back into the computer, making sure to apply firm pressure across the entire card. Turn off the computer, unplug the power cord, and remove the expansion card.If you installed a new PCI or PCI Express expansion card and Mac OS cannot detect the card, you can complete the following troubleshooting tasks to help to resolve the issue: In the upper-left screen, click the Apple icon.You can find the name of the chipset on the Technical Specifications tab for the product ID on To open System Information, complete the following:

The expansion card is listed in System Information as the name of the chipset. An example of an appropriate heading for a network card is Ethernet Cards. So, anyone? what NICs have you succeeded with (esp if they work with Catalina!).To determine if Mac OS detects your expansion card, you need to check System Information to see if the card is listed under the appropriate heading or is listed with an error (for example, Device has not been configured). I was using IntelMausiEthernet and it was working fine, so if there's a NIC compatible with that, it would be a painless install. compatible with Apple drivers) but if that's unrealistic then another kext is no biggie. However, the Buyer's Guide doesn't seem to list recommended NICs (did I miss it somehow?). I've ordered a couple of different USB 3.0 to Ethernet adapter gizmos, hoping that one of them will work but to hedge my bets I'd like to try a PCIe NIC. So now I'm giving up and looking to provide an ethernet port by other means. I've done pretty much everything I can find online that might fix them. My question is more humble and basic: what's the best, most compatible Ethernet NIC for a Hackintosh running Mojave or Catalina? I don't need wifi or bluetooth or airdrop or other wireless features, just an RJ45 for 10/100 Mbit.īoth my ASUS mobos have lost their LAN function within the same week (still scratching my head over that!). I know this topic has come up before, but on searching for it I found most threads were quite old (2013, 2014.) and most of the discussion was about WiFi, AirDrop, etc. Building a CustoMac Hackintosh: Buyer's Guide