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This is common with Broadcom cards. It usually means a generic Windows driver is clashing with the specific Broadcom driver.
The Wi-Fi icon turned into a ghostly gray outline. No networks. No internet. Just the hollow stare of a disconnected machine. bcm94313hmgb driver
This "Frankenstein" design is why you often see Wi-Fi working while Bluetooth remains a "Generic Bluetooth Adapter" or disappears entirely in Device Manager. 1. The "Whitelisted" Hardware Warning This is common with Broadcom cards
“You’re not supposed to work,” he whispered. No networks
The BCM4313 chipset (the core of the HMGB card) has a complicated history on Linux. You may have internet access via Ethernet, but Wi-Fi is non-functional.
He knew the culprit by heart: the . A stubborn, aging Broadcom chip that Apple had stopped acknowledging years ago. In the Windows world, it was a reliable workhorse. In the Linux world, it was a nuisance. But in the fragile ecosystem of a hackintosh, it was a locked door.
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