hell, we could buy this company (and Google as well). But, if we all would work for money all the time we spend convincing MacOS that THIS ist a regular Apple device and not some suspicious no name notebook. Step 2: On your Mac running macOS Sierra Developer. Step 1: Ensure a passcode is set on your Apple Watch running watchOS 3.
Well, now it works faster than on my regular late 2015 iMac. Once that’s set up, you can enable the feature in System Preferences. Now, deselect Use your Apple Watch to Unlock apps and your Mac or. OS was updated from Sierra but relatively fresh (installed in October), all updates applied. Go to System Preferences on your Mac -> Security & Privacy -> General. My Wifi/BT-card is from a late 2013 Mac that has died (in a bizarre gardening accident). Not to mention, that I reinstalled the old BT/Wifi-Card once again, kicked it out and tried again after some www research. I also emptied any caches for BT and WIFI in libraries. They are all sam Apple ID, all on same Wifi, bluetooth and wifi are on, all of the settings validated, but they refuse to connect. I keep getting the message that Mac mini cannot communicate with Apple Watch. I disconnected from iCloud, changed my SMBios to Imac Mid 2014 (iMac14,4, used to be 13,1 before), carefully checked any SLE and LE for remnants like BRCMpatch or whatever great kexts developed by Rehabman drove the former modules, switched off Apple watch (series 1) and iPhone (SE), run "nvram -c", run "kextcache -i /", removed any entries in ist (also any boot args for country codes), run continuity activation tool (not sure if this changed anything) and rebooted twice or three times. I had unlock my Mac mini working perfectly with my iPhone 13, then for some reason today, it refuses to work. I`ll write down what I did, but pray, I`ve got no idea, what actually made this bugger do as told. Building a CustoMac Hackintosh: Buyer's Guide
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