Ryan Gosling

To address your audio issues with "Sonoma," I recommend the following steps: Check for the Latest Audio Drivers: Ensure that you have installed the latest audio drivers for "Sonoma" on your second SSD. Visit the official website of the motherboard manufacturer or the audio chipset manufacturer to download and install the most up-to-date drivers. Verify Audio Settings: Double-check your audio settings within the operating system to ensure that the correct audio output is selected. Sometimes, an incorrect audio output might cause no sound to be heard even if the hardware is functioning correctly. Consider Audio Patches or Kexts: If "Sonoma" refers to a specific audio solution, there might be custom patches or kexts (kernel extensions) available online that can help enable audio functionality for it. Check relevant forums, communities, or websites for any specific patches or kexts related to "Sonoma" audio. Community Support: Look for forums or communities where other users with the same motherboard or audio configuration share their experiences and solutions. There might be users who have successfully configured "Sonoma" audio on the MSI Z390-A Pro motherboard and can offer insights or troubleshooting tips. Update Hackintosh Tools: If you are running a Hackintosh setup, make sure you have the latest versions of Hackintosh tools like Clover, OpenCore, or other bootloader configurations. Sometimes, updating these tools can resolve audio-related issues. Consider a Dedicated Sound Card: If all else fails, you might consider using a dedicated sound card compatible with macOS to ensure audio functionality.