- Aug 04, 2017 Same problem here. I got HS installed and running properly in VMware Workstation 12.5.7, thumbs up. The exactly same VM, copied over 1:1, will freeze at the Apple logo on different hardware (Dual CPU XEON based HP Workstation with 8 Cores and 16GB RAM).
- Downloading process of macOS Catalina Image file for VirtualBox and VMware. Mac OS 10.15 Catalina is named because of a special kind of update for Apple and for its operating system which is known as Mac. It has some outstanding features, applications, and a voice record facility which we already discussed earlier.
- In this video i have shown, how to install macOS Sierra 10.12.6, the latest and probably the last version on VMWare on Windows 10 using a VMWare DiskImage.
Then click on My Drive in the left menu and download the image from your drive. After you download the image, open the.rar file and extract the VMDK file. Setup MacOS 10.12 Sierra on VMware Player on Windows Patch VMware. Open Patch Tool folder then right click on win-install.cmd file, Select “Run as Administrator”. Create Virtual Machine.
Hey guys in this blog-post I’m going to show you install MAC OS 10.12 Sierra on Windows PC laptop. You would learn to successfully install Mac OS Sierra on Windows Operating Machine.
Let’s get started alright guys so first what you need to do is download all the necessary files from the links mentioned below and a place it on your Desktop. These are the files that is required for the installation MAC OS 10.12 Sierra on your PC or laptop
Step 1: Download Files to Install MAC OS 10.12 Sierra on Windows PC using VMware Workstation
Patch Tool >>> https://mega.nz/#!pRBjxRhJ!Oev39RoC-0D3J0xmPNlw21yEfIS7SBTYR7zOMswdako Mirror Link >>> https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9SvdLiwSfz5T0FHQTRQY1V5VzQ/view VMWARE player >>> https://www.vmware.com/products/workstation-pro.html ***VMware Workstation Pro Lets You Run Multiple Operating Systems as Virtual Machines (including Windows VMs) on a Single Windows or Linux PC macOS 10.12 Sierra Vmdisk file(UPDATED) >>> https://mega.nz/#!hJI2SCZY!KSISuioeXEZxja1XfJFTSLIXLHSbKbL-GcpKLoIa9Kw Alternate Google Drive Link >>> https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9SvdLiwSfz5d0M2MERTTlVlZWM/view |
Step 2: Extract the Batch of Files Using WinRAR Extraction Tool (You can Choose any Extraction Tool)
Install MAC OS 10.12 Sierra on Windows PC ***Download WinRAR Click Here >>>https://www.rarlab.com/download.htm
You can now Delete the Zip Files after Extraction as you would not need them any more
Step 3: Installing and Setting Up VMware Workstation to Install MAC OS 10.12 Sierra on Windows PC
- Right-Click on VMware Workstation Setup File and Run as Administrator
- After Installing VMware Workstation. Don’t Start the program yet
Step 4: Installing Patch to Install MAC OS 10.12 Sierra on Windows PC
- Go to the PatchTool Folder and Find “win-install”
- Right-Click on win-install File and Run as Administrator
- As Soon as You Run the Script You Will See the Command Prompt Load Automatically
- Don’t Worry, The Software is Installing the patch needed for VMware Workstation
- We need to install this patch in-order to install MAC OS 10.12 Sierra on any PC laptop.
*** Also Read (How to Install JDK 9 on Windows 10 64-bit Operating System)
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Step 5: Open your VMware Workstation Program and Create New Virtual Machine
- Now Click on Create New Virtual Machine
- When you Click Create New Virtual Machine >> Choose Typicaland Click Next
- Select the I will install the Operating System later then click on next
- Now Here you will See the Option Apple Mac OS X and Select the Version OS X 10.11
- You can Name Your Virtual Machine Whatever You Like, I will name it macOs 10.12 Sierra.
- At the bottom, you can see the PATH to all Logins stored on your PC.
- Very Important à Please copy this Path on a Notepad as we will need this later. Click Next
- Here Select: Store Virtual Disk as Single File and Click Next
- Click on Finish
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Now You Should See your new Virtual Machine Listed on VMware Workstation
Now You Should See your new Virtual Machine Listed on VMware Workstation
- Go to Edit Virtual Machine Settings
- Now Let’s allot some Ram to Our Virtual Machine. It is recommended to use 4Gb of RAM to install MAC OS 10.12 Sierra on any PC
- Go to the Processors Section and Select 4 for Number of Processors
- I am using a Quadcore Processor; therefore, I will select 4. If you are using a different processor choose accordingly.
- Click on Hard Disk and Then Click Remove
- Now Click on Add and Select Hard Disk
- Click Next
- Choose SATA (Recommended) and Click Next
- Here Select “Use an existing virtual Disk” and Click Next
- Browse and Navigate to the File (It’s the file we extracted on Our Desktop earlier)
- It’s the Main file around 8Gb (macOS 10.12 Sierra)
- Select the file Click Open and then Click Finish
- Now Click Ok
Now We are Ready to Start Our Virtual Machine, but before that we need to do one more important step. Go ahead and Open My Computer or This PC and paste the address Location that I recommended you copy earlier.
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You will be taken to the page where you will see all the macOS 10.12 Sierra files. Open the macOS 10.12 Sierra file which ends with extension VMX. Right-Click on the file and open it with Notepad.
When you open the file with Notepad, Navigate to the bottom of the file and add this following line >>>> smc.version = “0” and then Save it.
Now start your virtual machine. At first you will see some errors (Basically there are not errors but tooltips), but macOS 10.12 Sierra will eventually load. Please Note, it is important that you are familiar with shortcut keys when you are using Virtual Machines. For your convenience here are some shortcut keys to toggle between Operating systems.
Use CTRL + G for macOS
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To get back to Host operating system use CTRL + ALT
Now you can see we have successfully installed MAC OS 10.12 Sierra on any PC laptop. Follow all the necessary steps like Registration, Connecting to WIFI and so on.