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1. #Mac_inspectionhost.pkg not workign for high sierra mac os
2. #Mac_inspectionhost.pkg not workign for high sierra drivers

#Mac_inspectionhost.pkg not workign for high sierra drivers

Uninstall the dozens of other drivers you may have installed in the process of trying to get this working. To do this I'm using a USB ethernet adapter. Connecting the USB adapter directly to one of the MacBook's USB ports, it works as expected. The native adapter might not work on macOS Sierra or High Sierra. Noting that the Apple USB-Ethernet adapter is not working in 10.12 Sierra on my MacBook Air (4,). I'm experiencing a similar issue on 10.12 with a MacBook Pro (Retina, Mid 2012). 10:46 AM in response to gautamshah - On left menu, select Hardware >USB >USB High-speed bus and you can see your USB Ethernet Adapter Product ID & Vendor ID. If not, see follow the steps in the article below to add it. The problems may range from difficulties connecting to wi-fi networks, dropping wi-fi connections (particularly after waking from sleep), sluggish wireless speeds, and other frustrating connectivity problems with wi-fi networks. Reset the System Management Controller (SMC) on your Mac. I have upgraded to High Sierra and through installation without any hiccup and even upgraded to APFS so I added the apfs.efi driver to Clover. However, the mac never detects the new network interface. It can be challenging to deal with Mac Ethernet problems, but it is not impossible.

#Mac_inspectionhost.pkg not workign for high sierra mac os

My system is: (i ran the same system with mac os high sierra, without this issue) The Ethernet adapter is an Anker USB 3 to gigabit adapter, (realtek RTL8153). Hi all, I've been trying to get a generic Ethernet USB Adapter to work on my MacBook Air (13-inch, early 2015) running High Sierra 10.13.6. My Apple USB adapter is not working also. You’ve stopped watching this thread and will not receive emails when there’s activity. You should see an entry similar to "Ethernet" on the left. Deleted the USB ethernet, rebooted, added 'thunderbolt ethernet' (USB ethernet wasn't an option) and viola, ethernet router access. I was stumped and really needed my USB-ethernet adapter. From the Apple Menu select About This Mac, then click the "System Report." button.

I have a Macbook Air running 10.7.4 and I'm trying to connect to ethernet using the official Apple USB to ethernet adapter. Due to the laptop not having a lan port I am trying to use this usb adapter is to get her on a wired connection. If I boot to 10.9.5 all works as expected without doing anything.