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 ## USB
 
-I don't use the Kext-based USB-configuration anymore. Instead, we use the USB-Port configuration via SSDT (SSDT-USB-Ports-Z490-VisionD.aml). 
+Personally I don't use the Kext-based USB-configuration anymore. Instead, I use the USB-Port configuration via SSDT (SSDT-USB-Ports-Z490-VisionD.aml).
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+The benefit of the SSDT-based configuration is, that we don't need specific kexts for each SMBIOS (iMac20,2; iMacPro1,1 etc.) and it is the cleanest way of doing the USB-Port Mapping.
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+But because many of you have different BIOS versions, I set the kext-based USB configuration (USBMap_iMac202.kext and USBMap_iMacPro11.kext) as Default and disabled the SSDT-USB-Ports-Z490-VisionD.aml and the ACPI-Delete of the original USB-config.
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+Try what works best for yourself:
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+Either the Kext-based USB-config: 
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+Disable the USBMap_iMac202.kext and USBMap_iMacPro11.kext and enable SSDT-USB-Ports-Z490-VisionD.aml and the ACPI-Delete of the original USB-config:
+![ACPI Delete of the original USB config](Docs/ACPI-Delete.png)
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+OR
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+the SSDT-based USB-config: Enable one of the the USBMap_iMac202.kext and USBMap_iMacPro11.kext (depends on what SMBIOS you use) and disable the SSDT-USB-Ports-Z490-VisionD.aml and the ACPI-Delete of the original USB-config.
 
-The benefit of this is, that we don't need specific kexts for each SMBIOS (iMac20,2; iMacPro1,1 etc.) and it is the cleanest way of doing the USB-Port Mapping.
 
 ### My USB-port configuration ###