Are you eager to experience the Mac operating system but don’t own a Mac machine? Don’t worry, we have a solution for you. In this article, we will guide you on how to install Mac OS on VMWare using VMWare WorkStation Player, a free hypervisor for personal use. By following the steps outlined below, you can have a virtual Mac machine up and running on your PC in no time.

Step 1: Download and Install VMWare WorkStation Player

To begin, you will need to download and install VMWare WorkStation Player on your PC. This software will serve as the hypervisor for running the virtual Mac machine. If you prefer to use VMWare WorkStation Pro, you can also utilize it for this purpose.

Step 2: Download and Install Unlocker

By default, VMWare does not allow you to install Mac OS, so you will need to download and install an add-on called Unlocker. You can find the download link for Unlocker in the description of this video. After downloading the zip file, extract its contents and run the Unlocker program. Press the “Patch” button to modify VMWare and enable the installation of Mac OS.

Step 3: Create a New Virtual Machine

Once Unlocker has been successfully installed, open VMWare WorkStation Player and create a new virtual machine. Name it as desired, and allocate a 100GB hard drive for the virtual machine. Additionally, it is recommended to assign at least 8GB of RAM and a quad-core processor to ensure optimal performance for the Mac OS virtual machine. You can adjust these specifications based on your computer’s capabilities.

Step 4: Format the Hard Drive

After setting up the virtual machine, you need to format the allocated hard drive. Select the hard drive and click on the “Erase” button. Give the hard drive a name and proceed with the formatting process.

Step 5: Install Mac OS on the Virtual Machine

With the hard drive formatted, you can now proceed to install the Mac operating system on the virtual machine. This process may take approximately 30 minutes to complete, so be patient. If your computer has higher-end hardware, the installation time will be shorter. During the installation, you will be prompted to create an administrator account. Make sure to take note of the login details for future use.

Step 6: Install VMWare Tools

Once the Mac OS installation is finished, you will notice that the virtual machine’s screen is small. To address this, you need to install VMWare Tools. Connect to the VMWare Tools ISO file and install it on the virtual machine. You can find the download link for this tool in the video description. During the installation, you may be required to enter an admin password to allow the installation process to proceed smoothly.

Step 7: Adjust Screen Size for Full Screen Mode

After installing VMWare Tools, you may still find that the virtual machine’s screen is not in full-screen mode. To fix this, simply minimize the virtual machine’s screen, then maximize it again. You will then be able to enjoy the Mac OS in full-screen mode, just like on a real Mac machine.

Step 8: Upgrade to a Higher Mac OS Version (Optional)

If you wish to upgrade your virtual machine to a higher version of the Mac operating system, it is as simple as installing the latest version as you would on a real Mac. However, ensure that your computer hardware meets the requirements of the desired Mac OS version before proceeding with the upgrade.

In conclusion, by following the steps outlined above, you can easily install Mac OS on VMWare using VMWare WorkStation Player. This allows you to experience the Mac operating system without owning a physical Mac machine. Remember to have sufficient hardware specifications, such as a minimum of 8GB of RAM, to ensure smooth performance. Enjoy exploring the world of Mac OS on your virtual machine!

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