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Dell-Latitude-7410-macOS-Sequoia-Hackintosh-Opencore

OpenCore based EFI for Dell Latitude 7410

Dell-Latitude-7410-Hackintosh

I am currently using macOS Sequoia 15.7.2 and personally I wouldn't recommend updating to Tahoe because of the Liquid Glass issues and bugs.

System Configuration

  • CPU: Intel Core i7-10610U vPRO
  • iGPU: Intel UHD Graphics 620 (Comet Lake)
  • RAM: 16GB DDR4 2667Mhz
  • SSD: 512 GB KIOXIA KBG40ZNS512G NVMe
  • WiFi: Intel® Wi-Fi 6 AX201
  • Display: 14" 1920*1080 FullHD IPS
  • Sound Card: Realtek ALC295

BIOS Version

1.30.0

Bootloader

OpenCore 1.0.0

SMBIOS

MacBookPro16,2

SecureBootModel

macOS Ventura: j215 or j223
macOS Sequoia: Disabled (due to issues booting the installer and wifi patching using OCLP)

BIOS Settings

  • Boot mode: UEFI
  • Fast Boot: Thorough
  • SecureBoot: Disable
  • SATA Mode: AHCI

What's working

  • CPU Speedstep

  • iGPU acceleration

  • Battery Management

  • Sleep/Wake

  • Internal Speakers (ALC Layout ID: 33)

  • Internal Microphone

  • Headphone Jack - Working with ComboJack - https://github.com/macos86/ComboJack

  • WiFi (2.4Ghz + 5Ghz)

  • Bluetooth

  • HDMI + audio over HDMI (I didn't test it)

  • Touchpad with Gestures + Buttons

  • Web Camera

  • USB 3.0

  • MicroSD card reader

  • Native hotkeys support with Fn keys (Volume Fn+F2/F3 and Screen Brightness Fn + F6/F7)

  • USB-C charging

  • USB-C DP-alt Mode

  • USB-C Data transfer

  • Thunderbolt (needs to plug a device before boot)

  • iServices (iMessage & FaceTime)

What's not working

  • Everything is working great so far!

What's not tested yet

  • HDMI
  • Thunderbolt

Wifi Patching for macOS sequoia

  • Install macOS sequoia using the EFI folder provided here
  • After successful installation, install and open OCLP (OpenCore Legacy Patcher): https://github.com/dortania/OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher/releases/tag/2.4.1 Dell-Latitude-7410-Hackintosh Click on Start Root Patching and after it is done, Reboot! Dell-Latitude-7410-Hackintosh
  • Now after rebooting the last step is to open your config.plist in your .plist editor of choice and find the DeviceProperties tab. Under Add tab, add a hashtag # in front of the name of your network card's Device Path where the model is BCM4360 802.11ac Wireless Network Adapter: Dell-Latitude-7410-Hackintosh And remove the hastag # in front of the name of your network card's Device Path where the model is Comet Lake PCH-LP CNVi WiFi: Dell-Latitude-7410-Hackintosh
  • Reboot and reset the NVRAM and your WiFi and Bluetooth will start working.
  • If the above steps do not work then follow this guide: https://github.com/randomappleboi/Native-Wifi-for-Hackintoshes-with-Intel-Wireless-cards-on-macOS-sequoia
  • When applying supplemental updates, make sure to disable AirPortitlwm to block from loading or the system will throw a kernel panic when the update is processed and finishes booting. You can enable it later once you're logged in and also apply the OCLP rootpatch after the update.
  • On some WiFi networks you might not be able to upload anything greater than 1MB to google drive or google photos using Safari browser, so use google chrome.

Additional Notes

Use one-key-hidpi to fix display scaling https://github.com/xzhih/one-key-hidpi
Don't forget to map your USB ports https://github.com/corpnewt/USBMap
Don't forget to generate your own SMBIOS before installing macOS https://github.com/corpnewt/GenSMBIOS
Workaround To fix Apple Music skipping tracks when using bluetooth audio.

Disclaimer

All credit goes to the Apple for macOS and the devs who developed the Clover and OpenCore bootloader, Kexts and tools for hackintoshing, I only gathered information on the internet and and I wrote this tutorial after a lot of experimenting, trial and error with it since 2018 and my first hack was made possible in 2019 . This is for educational purposes only and should be considered as such.

  • ENJOY!