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Drivers for Realtek 802.11n and 802.11ac USB Wi-Fi adapters. Packages for macOS Hackintosh PC or Laptop

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Drivers for Realtek 802.11n and 802.11ac USB Wi-Fi adapters on macOS (10.13 till 13.1)

I wanna make a premise: I appreciate the effort of chris1111 to create an application, but unexperienced users may have issues especially with disabling SIP policy.

This guide aims helping users who may have doubts on how his installer works.

• Acer UWA5
• Alfa AWUS036AC
• Alfa AWUS036ACH
• Archer T2U Nano
• Archer T3U
• Archer T3U Plus
• Archer T2U MINI V3
• ArcherT4U V1, V2, V3
• Archer T9UH V2
• ASUS USB AC68
• ASUS USB-N13
• ASUS USB Nano-AC53
• COMFAST CF-811AC
• COMFAST CF-812AC
• Comfast CF-WU810N
• Comfast CF-758F
• Cudy WU1300S
• Cudy WU700
• DLink DWA-121 N150
• D-Link DWA-131
• EDIMAX EW-7611UCB
• EDIMAX EW-7722UTn V2
• EDIMAX_EW-7822ULC
• EDIMAX EW-7833UAC
• EDIMAX EW-7612Uan V2
• EDIMAX N300
• EDIMAX EW-7811Un (N150)
• EDUP EP-AC1689
• Fenvi AC1300 (RTL8812bu)
• FILOWA USB WiFi-RTL8812BU
• Foktech AC600 Nano
• Jensen Eagle 100-AC
• Kextech MINI USB RTL8192
• Linksys WUSB6300 V2
• Linksys WUSB6400M
• Netgear A6100
• Netgear A7000
• Netis WF2120 N Nano USB
• M-Tech UW-01 USB
• Plexgear AC1200
• Sitecom WLA7100
• TL-WN823Nv2/v3
• TL-WN725Nv3
• TL-WN723Nv2/v3
• TL-WN722Nv2/v3
• TL-WN821Nv6
• TL-WN822Nv4/v5
• TENDA W311-MINI
• TENDA U12
• TRENDnet N150 Micro
• TRENDnet TEW-808UBM
• TRENDnet TEW-908UB
• YUNCLOUD Realtek (RTL8814AU)
• ZAPO W58L (RTL881lAU)

Step 1: Copy the kexts in OC EFI

As most of hackintosh/OpenCore users should know, KEXTs are like Windows drivers: they make devices work on macOS. Before people used to inject kexts directly in /Library/Extensions or worse in /System/Library/Extensions by disabling SIP, which definitely breaks the purpose of a vanilla installation.

Using bootloaders, such as the good ol’ Clover — if you’re stuck in 1900 BC — or OpenCore — if you are a G — you can easily inject those kexts without even voiding your vanilla-sealed installation.

In the releases section you can download the kexts that you will have to add on your existing OpenCore EFI under EFI/OC/Kexts folder (you don’t say, uh?).

I’ll leave here the copy-n-paste code for those who use text based editors:

dict> key>Archkey> string>x86_64string> key>BundlePathkey> string>RtWlanU.kextstring> key>Commentkey> string>string> key>Enabledkey> true/> key>ExecutablePathkey> string>Contents/MacOS/RtWlanUstring> key>MaxKernelkey> string>string> key>MinKernelkey> string>string> key>PlistPathkey> string>Contents/Info.pliststring> dict> dict> key>Archkey> string>x86_64string> key>BundlePathkey> string>RtWlanU1827.kextstring> key>Commentkey> string>string> key>Enabledkey> true/> key>ExecutablePathkey> string>Contents/MacOS/RtWlanU1827string> key>MaxKernelkey> string>string> key>MinKernelkey> string>string> key>PlistPathkey> string>Contents/Info.pliststring> dict>

Step 2: Installing the helper utility

The official utility is shipped with a status bar helper utility which lets you connect to Wi-Fi networks. In the releases section you can download the utility that you will have to copy under /Applications .

Please note that in case you receive an error message while opening the utility like The application is damaged most of the times it’s just a matter of Apple quarantine protection which falsely flags the application as damaged.

To fix this use the following command from a terminal window: sudo xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/StatusBarApp.app

Step 3: Auto launch the application on login

Probably that’s the easiest step among the other ones: under System Preferences -> Users & Groups -> Login Items add the helper utility application.

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README.md

Welcome to Wireless USB Adapter Clover

Support macOS Catalina 10.15, macOS Mojave 10.14, macOS High Sierra 10.13, macOS Sierra 10.12, OS X El Capitan 10.11, OS X Yosemite 10.10, OS X Mavericks 10.9

Drivers for Realtek 802.11n and 802.11ac USB Wi-Fi adapters

Thanks to airomeo for Translation(Simplified Chinese) zh-Hans for Wireless Utility

Known Working and testing adapter

• Alfa AWUS036ACH
• Archer T2U NANO
• Archer T2U MINI V3
• Archer T3U
• Archer T3U PLUS
• ArcherT4U V3
• Archer T9UH V2
• ASUS USB AC68
• ASUS USB-N13
• COMFAST CF-811AC
• EDIMAX EW-7722UTn V2
• EDIMAX_EW-7822ULC
• EDIMAX EW-7612Uan V2
• EDIMAX N300
• EDIMAX EW-7811Un (N150)
• Linksys WUSB6300
• Linksys WUSB6400M
• Netgear A7000
• Sitecom WLA7100
• TL-WN823Nv3
• TL-WN823Nv2
• TL-WN725Nv3
• TL-WN723Nv3
• TL-WN722Nv3
• TL-WN821Nv6
• TL-WN822Nv5
• TRENDnet N150 Micro
• TRENDnet TEW-908UB

• ASUS_USB-N10E_92CU
• ASUS_USB-N13_92CU
• ASUS_USB-N10_92CU
• ASUS_1870_8812BU
• ASUS_USB-N10E_92CU
• ASUS_USB-N10_92CU
• ASUS_USB-N13_92CU
• ASUS_USB-AC53_8812BU
• ASUS_USB-AC55B1_8812BU
• ASUS_USB-AC56_8812AU
• ASUS_USB-AC55_8812BU
• ASUS_USB-AC68ALL_8814AU
• ASUS_USB-AC68CE_8814AU
• ASUS_USB-AC68FCC_8814AU
• AboCom_8178_92CU
• AboCom_0811_8811AU
• AboCom_8189_92CU
• AboCom_92EU
• AboCom_88EU
• AboCom_AC_8812AU
• AboCom_AC_8812AU
• Actiontec_8811AU
• AirTies_Air2520_8811AU
• AirTies_Air2525_8811AU
• AboCom_8178_92CU
• AboCom_8189_92CU
• Actiontec_8105_SingleBand_8811AU
• Actiontec_8108_DualBand_8811AU
• Amigo_92CU
• Amigo_92CU
• AzureWave_92CU
• Belkin_1004_92CU
• Belkin_1102_92CU
• Belkin_2102_92CU
• Belkin_2103_92CU
• Belkin_92DUVS_1105
• Belkin_92DUVS_110A
• Belkin_92DUVS_120A
• Belkin_F9L1106_v2_8812AU
• Belkin_F9L1106v2_8812AU
• Buffallo_25D_8812AU
• Buffallo_433DM_8811AU
• Buffallo_WI_U2_433DHP_8811AU
• Buffallo_WLP_U2_433DHP_8811AU
• Compare-8010_92CU
• Compare-8011_92CU
• Corega_92CU
• DLink_DWA121_92CU
• DLink_DWA123_92CU
• DLink_DWA131B1_92CU
• DLink_DWA132_92CU
• DLink_DWA133_92CU
• DLink_DWA123_88EU
• DLink_DWA125_88EU
• DLink_DWA131C1_92EU
• DLink_DWA131E_92EU
• DLink_DWA171_8812AU
• DLink_DWA182B1_8812AU
• DLink_DWA182_8812AU
• DLink_DWA192_8814AU
• DLink_GO_USB_N150_88EU
• ELECOM_WDC300SU2S_92CU
• ELECOM_8811AU
• ELECOM_WDB433SU2M_8811AU
• ELECOM_WDC1300DU3_8814AU
• ELECOM_WDC1300SU3_8814AU
• ELECOM_WDC150SU2M_88EU
• ELECOM_WDC433DU2_8812AU
• ELECOM_WDC433SU2M2_8811AU
• EDIMAX- EW-7722UTn V2
• EDIMAX N300
• EDIMAX EW-7811Un
• Edimax_AC1750_8814AU
• Edimax_AC1750_A834_8814AU
• Edimax_AC600_8812AU
• Edimax_EW-7611ULB_8723BU
• Edimax_EW-7811UAC_8812AU
• Edimax_EW-7822UAC_8812AU
• Edimax_EW-7822ULC_8812AU
• Edimax_GLP_8812AU
• Edimax_7811_92CU
• Edimax_7822_92CU
• Feixun_90_92CU
• Feixun_91_92CU
• EnGenius_AC_8812AU
• HP_92CU
• Hawking_HWDN3_92CU
• Hawking_HWUN4_92CU
• Hercules_HWUm300_92CU
• Hercules_HWUp150_92CU
• Hawking_8812AU
• Hawking_HW7ACU_8812AU
• IO_DATA_AC433UM_8812AU
• O_DATA_WN-AC867U_8812AU
• Infocus_INA-LCKEY_8812AU
• IO_DATA_92CU
• Linksys_WUSB6300_8812AU
• Logitec_92CU
• Loopcomm_ACA1_8812AU
• Netgear_A7000
• Netgear_N300MA_92CU
• Netgear_WNA1000M_92CU
• Netgear_WNA3100M_92CU
• Netgear_A6100_8812AU
• Netgear_A6200v2_8812AU
• PCI_BT-Micro3H2X_92CU
• PCI_GW_USEco300_92CU
• PCI_GW_USLight_92CU
• PCI_GW_USNano2_92CU
• PCI_GW_USValue_EZ_92CU
• PCI_SW_WF02-AD15_92CU
• PCI_GW-300S_92EU
• PCI_GW-450S_8812AU
• PCI_GW-900D_8812AU
• Proxim_USB-9100_8812AU
• RTL8188CTV
• RTL8188CTV_0A8A
• RTL8188CTV_8011
• RTL8188CU
• RTL8188CUS_1E1E
• RTL8188CUS_2E2E
• RTL8188CUS_5088
• RTL8188CUS_Combo
• RTL8188CUS_Combo_AFF8
• RTL8188CUS_Combo_AFFB
• RTL8188CUS_Combo_AFFC
• RTL8188CUS_Solo
• RTL8188CUS_VL
• RTL8188CUS_solo_AFF7
• RTL8188CUS_solo_AFF9
• RTL8188CUS_solo_AFFA
• RTL8188RU
• RTL8188RU_Netcore
• RTL8192CU
• RTL8192CU_8177
• RTL8192CU_8178
• RTL8192DU_VS
• RTL8188EU
• RTL8188EU_ETV
• RTL8188EU_VAU
• RTL8192EU
• RTL8192EU-2
• RTL8811AU
• RTL8812AU
• RTL8812AU-VL
• RTL8812AU-VN
• RTL8812AU-VS
• RTL8814AU
• Sitecom_WL365_92CU
• Sitecom_WLA1001v1_92CU
• Sitecom_WLA2102_92CU
• Sitecom_WLA4001_92CU
• Sitecom_WLA1100_88EU
• Sitecom_WLA2104_8812AU
• Sitecom_WLA7100_8812AU
• Sitecom_WLA8100_8814AU
• TPLink-Archer_T2U_NANO
• TL-WN823Nv3
• TL-WN725Nv3
• TL-WN723Nv3
• TL-WN722Nv3
• TL-WN821Nv6
• TPLink_92CU
• TPLink_821v5_92EU
• TPLink_822v4_92EU
• TPLink_823v2_92EU
• TPLink_8812AU_1
• TPLink_8812AU_2
• TPLink_8812AU_3
• TPLink_88EUSU
• TPLink_T4UH_8812AU
• TPLink_T4U_8812AU
• TPLink_T9UH_8814AU
• TRENDnet N150 Micro
• Trendnet_624D_92CU
• Trendnet_648B_92CU
• Trendnet_92DUVS
• TrendNet_TEW804B_8812AU
• TrendNet_TEW805B_8812AU
• TrendNet_TEW809UB_8814AU
• Western_AC_8812AU
• ZyXEL_AC_8812AU
• ZyXEL_92CU

NOTE: this program is not responsible for any damage or machine that does not boot anymore.

You need a UEFI or ESP Clover installation to use this program, this does not install Clover, it will install only both kext RtWlanU1827.kext, RtWlanU.kext in the Other folder.

This driver runs from macOS Mojave 10.14 to macOS Catalina 10.15. The system is required to reboot after the driver is installed, so please close all the other applications before installing this software. After the system boots up and you enter the system, please follow the following steps to configure the network:

• Instructions:
  • 1. Connect to the WLAN from the status bar Icons.
  • 1. Select the «System Preference» from the system menu.
  • 1. Select and launch the «Network» item in the «System Preference» folder.
  • 1. From the «Configure» list, select the correct adapter and configure it.
  • 1. Configure the settings.
  • 1. Click the «Save» button.

  See video How to change the WIFI Icons ⬇︎

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