
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.
