Hackintosh installation guides provide step-by-step instructions on how to install macOS on a non-Apple computer. These guides can cover a wide range of topics, from choosing the right hardware to troubleshooting common problems.
The ACPI folder in OpenCore can be overwhelming, right? Packed with SSDTs (Secondary System Description Tables), it’s not easy to wonder which ones are actually necessary for your Hackintosh. The...
Want to make a bootable macOS USB from your PC, No problem! This guide shows you how to create a bootable macOS USB installer using a Windows 10/ 11 computer....
The guide explains the process of USB Mapping on Windows using a tool called USBToolBox, crucial for building a Hackintosh. USB Mapping helps the system recognize the USB ports and...
Mist is a very handy tool to create bootable macOS USB Installer for those who want to do clean install/ re-install older or newer versions of macOS like Monterey, Ventura,...
Either you are making an Hackintosh, want to try new macOS Sequoia developer beta or re-installing macOS on Apple Mac you need macOS Bootable USB, it can be also handy...
Updated January, 2025 OpenCore 1.0.4 just dropped its more stable than ever, Although you can also use Clover as your boot loader but we recommend using OpenCore since it can...
What Should You Know Before Building? Before you start, first to know about What is Hackintosh and OpenCore, If you are new to this don’t be scared as 90% of...
We need a bootloader that makes it possible to boot OS X on x86 and x86_64 PCs. There are 4 popular bootloaders to choose from. Clover Chameleon Chimera Opencore EFI...
While installing macOS on a PC is a tricky process in itself, updating your “Hackintosh” can be another challenge altogether. Apple rolls out system updates periodically, and if you want...
Introduction Setting up a Hackintosh dual boot or Hackintosh multi boot system allows you to enjoy the best of multiple operating systems—macOS, Windows, and Linux—on the same machine. Whether you’re...
