This is the traditional method for users who already have macOS running (often using temporary fixes like USBInjectAll.kext ).

After downloading, you'll need to install the kext file into your system's kext directory. This often involves placing the file in /Library/Extensions/ or a similar location, depending on your system configuration.

: Download USBInjectAll.kext and add it to your EFI to temporarily show all ports.

: Open Hackintool and go to the USB tab. Plug a USB 2.0 and then a USB 3.0 device into every physical port to see them turn green in the list.

It enables the configuration of which USB ports are active and how they are presented to the operating system. This can be particularly useful in systems where not all USB ports are supported natively by macOS.

To download USBPorts.kext, follow these steps:

Without a properly configured USB map, common issues on Hackintosh include: