Opencore-Legacy-Patcher VS Wireless-USB-Big-Sur-Adapter

At a guess I would say probably using OCLP - https://github.com/dortania/OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher - lots of life left in old Mac’s using that tool !

I had this issue, too. But luckily, I've got a solution. First, you'll need to check your MacOS Sonoma version. If you're using 14.1 beta, this method will NOT work. In such cases, I recommend installing the official 14.0. Thankfully, this commit (https://github.com/dortania/OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher/commit/1aee2e5dfa12d10e218a51e4151ac2e96705ae9e) solved the problem! However, the latest OCLP 1.0.1 still doesn't have it. To use it, you can build OCLP from code or use the OCLP Nightly link found here. After you find the nightly link and download OCLP, build it onto your MBP, and after rebooting, install the patches. If you look carefully, you'll see that 'experimental T1 Patches' will be available in the list of post-installation patches.

From what I've assessed reading other posts, Monterey (Ventura has USB & stability issues) with OCLP 0.6.7 is the most stable install for this device (have not yet seen any reports using OCLP 1.0+, although happy to see some new non-Metal fixes going in). This is a bit of a bummer, as Monterey will not likely receive updates past end of 2024 (next year).

I'm not taking a position on OCLP being trustworthy or not, but at least the project appears to be 100% open source [0], which is more than we can say about Apple.

[0] https://github.com/dortania/OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher

Have you explored https://github.com/dortania/OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher?

I have used it before and, in my experience and everyone else I know who has used it, the vast majority of time the newer versions run absolutely fine with no issues. Occasionally some newer features don't work, but I'd but confident that 2015/2017 iMacs would be able to run the latest version no problem.

Link to pull request to track OLCP Sonoma support state, you can also read more info there: https://github.com/dortania/OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher/pull/1077

Perhaps this could be the solution to your problem. https://github.com/chris1111/Wireless-USB-Big-Sur-Adapter .But in any case, I advise you to search the Internet for some information.

I have a tp-link archer t3u plus and I use this https://github.com/chris1111/Wireless-USB-Big-Sur-Adapter

Your wifi card isn’t natively supported but if it happens to have a realtek chipset which is usually the case with TP-Link cards you might wanna try installing this driver. Otherwise, you can get a fenvi broadcom card for native support.

So i had a working Hackintosh made by a friend a long time ago (I have 0 knowledge about this stuff, but I do understand some basics). Later he upgrade some parts; Gigabyte Z390 mobo, some extra ram + Intel Core i7 9700K It worked like a charm but the wifi didn't work. Hence i always used it with lan cable. Now i moved and the lan socket there wasn't working. the pci network card inside never worked, so i thougth i just buy a ac1300 Tp usb adapater for wifi, instead of installing the drivers that people recommended using this usb dongle ( https://github.com/chris1111/Wireless-USB-Big-Sur-Adapter) I ended up downloadin' the original one, And you guessed it, now my hackintosh doesnt boot, and it gives me this screen.

For the software you can look it up from here (https://github.com/chris1111/Wireless-USB-Big-Sur-Adapter) and here (https://github.com/chris1111/D-LinkUtility-Package)

I've found this try if you have the V2

Have a look here. This is a driver to use Realtek chips on the latest versions of macOS. There's a list of working adapters on the page. Very likely this only works with Intel macs.

I tried using these instructions: https://github.com/chris1111/Wireless-USB-Big-Sur-Adapter. I would get through everything, but when I had to reboot to finalize the installation, it never worked.