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Once you install some tools, the Mac will be pretty smooth and amazing. You’ll find the Mac a bit laggy here but you don’t have to worry. That’s it – you’re done! Mac OS X El Capitan is now installed on your Windows PC BUT…. Step 11: Go through the remaining setup options as per your liking (this is where the setup asks for your Apple ID, whether to enable locations services and all that good stuff) Step 10: You can choose to install “download tools” when notified at the bottom of the screen (recommended). Step 9: Now click “play virtual machine” and you’ll see the lovely Apple icon loading up. Most settings are good to go here but if you want to change anything you can do so Browse through the folder where you have extracted the OS X and click Open Step 7: Open your VMWare now and then click “open a virtual machine”. This will open a new window, which should be allowed to run Step 6: Right click on the “win_install” file and Run as Administrator. Step 5: Open the extracted folder, then “unlocker” and then “unlocker” again Be patient as it’s going to take some time Step 4: This will be a zip file, so you just have to extract it to the folder of your choosing. Close the window and move onto the copy of Mac OSX Capitan that you also downloaded Step 3: You have successfully configured the VMWare software. Step 2: Run the program after you have installed it. It’s easy, just follow the on-screen instructions and you’re good to go

Step 1: Install the VMWare Player you have just downloaded above.

Grab a copy of Mac OS X El Capitan, which can be downloaded from here.

You can download the latest version from here

VMWare Player 12 (or whichever is the latest at the time).

At the end of this tutorial, you’ll realize that you don’t need to buy an expensive Mac in order to enjoy its unique featuresīefore we jump straight to the tutorial, let’s start with what you’ll be needing. Today we’re going to show you how easy it is to do that. Despite the fact that your PC or Laptop is running on Windows, yes, you can actually install a fully working Mac OS X on that boring Windows.