Select New CD/DVD -> use iso image file -> mount the VMware tools we downloaded earlier-> click ok. Select CD/DVD option -> Click Add option -> select hardware type CD/DVD Type -> click finish. Open VMware player setting from the player menu-> Mange -> Virtual Machine settings. Log in to account and click on the apple icon on the top -> click about. If you have a apple id you can set it up or just click do it later or signup later if anything asked. It will take some time according to your computer specification (min- 1hr).Īfter Successful installation setup as you do in windows machine. Choose the partition we created just now and continue. Then Click Install Mac OS and proceed as normal installation. It will create the partition where mac OS will be installed. Select VMware Virtual SATA Hard Drive Media (first option.)Ĭlick on the Erase button-> Give a name and Format in APFS format. Select the language and continue -> Click the Disk Utility. Open it with Note pad and the following code at the bottom and save it. Iii) Click CD/DVD -> Use ISO image file -> Select the Mac OS ISO file -> Click Finish.īrowse the folder where the mac OS virtual machine is installed. Ii) Then Click customize hardware option -> change the memory or ram to 4GB (min - 2GB) -> change the core if according to your CPU core count. I) Open VMware Player -> Create a new virtual machine -> select I will install the OS later -> Choose macOS 11.1 -> edit the name of Virtual machine (Remember this path where it installs) -> Give space of 100GB (min) and select store as a single file.

This enable Mac OS option on VMware Player.

To enable extract unlocker-master.zip folder and run the win-install.cmd file as administrator. VMware does not comes with mac os support. You should enable virtualization in BIOS settings.

Run macos on windows vm