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Just bought a new ssd so I could install Mac OS X sierra so I could start making music with Logic Pro x. Everything when fine until I tried to boot from the USB I have earlier configured. I have tried to restart and followed all the instructions on changing bios on the internet I could find. Any sugestions? 

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That's because it's not supposed to boot on non-Apple hardware. Also, Hackintosh talk isn't allowed on this forum. Check the Community Standards.

 

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9 minutes ago, Jamiec1130 said:

That's because it's not supposed to boot on non-Apple hardware. Also, Hackintosh talk isn't allowed on this forum. Check the Community Standards.

 

 

Indeed.

 

Sorry OP, but I'll have to lock this thread. Officially, you can only run macOS on Mac hardware.

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