![]() It is important for the method detailed below to work, you must be running a relatively recent Intel processor with VT-x (Hardware Virtualisation) support which has been enabled in BIOS. If you have access to an existing OS X machine physical or virtual you can download OS X 10.9 (Mavericks), 10.10 (Yosemite) or 10.11 (El Capitan) for free. Once the installation is complete, your virtual machine is ready to use.I originally wrote this "How To" in the following topic "Workstation 8/9, Player 4/5 and Fusion 4/5 Mac OS X Unlocker" started by Donk, see link below, since there are now some 500+ replies in the topic, I thought it was time to extract the post and start a new topic.Īlthough a lot of alternative methods are available, the following "How To" based on the work by Donk, Zenith432 and others on "InsanelyMac" is a proven method for installing a "Vanilla / Retail" version of OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard), 10.7 (Lion), 10.8 (Mountain Lion), 10.9 (Mavericks), 10.10 (Yosemite) and 10.11 (El Capitan) under VMware Workstation 10/11, Player 6/7, Workstation Pro/Player 12 and ESXi 5/6, using physical media (Snow Leopard) or an email with a content code for the Mac App Store (Lion and Mountain Lion) purchased from the Apple Store or media created from the App Store download. Entering your Apple ID is optional, but will allow you to take advantage of some of the features that come with Mac OS X. During the installation process, you will be prompted for an Apple ID, if you have one. Once the virtual machine has been created, you can start it up and proceed with the normal installation process for macOS Yosemite. ![]() You will also need to assign RAM and hard drive space to the virtual machine. Be sure to select Mac OS X 10.10 Yosemite or higher, as the older versions will not work with this image. When ready, select “Next” and continue through the installation process.ĭuring the installation process, you will be asked to select an operating system version. Select the “Installer disc image file (iso)” option and locate the macOS Yosemite image you just downloaded and unzipped. Once the image is stored, open the VMware software and click on “Create a New Virtual Machine”. Once downloaded, the image needs to be unzipped and stored in a directory that VMware can access. The first step is to download the macOS Yosemite image from the internet. Installing the macOS Yosemite image on VMware is a fairly straightforward process. After that’s done, click “Create” and you’ll be ready to start installing macOS Yosemite on your VirtualBox machine. From there, select “Choose a disk file” and find your downloaded ISO file. Once you’re inside the VM settings, go to “Storage” and then click the “Add Hard Disk” button. ![]() Once you’ve got the ISO file, head over to and create a new virtual machine. Before getting started, you’ll need to make sure you have the appropriate resources, including the ISO file for macOS Yosemite. If you’re looking to install macOS Yosemite on a virtual machine, VirtualBox is one of the easiest and most popular ways to do it. Once you have downloaded the ISO image file, you can move on to installing macOS Yosemite. The macOS Yosemite ISO image is a large file and can take some time to download, but it’s worth the wait. Similarly, for VMware, you can also find the appropriate version at. For VirtualBox, you can find the correct version at. ![]() There are different versions of the ISO image available, depending on what virtualization software you plan on using. If you are looking to run macOS Yosemite on your computer, the first step is to download the macOS Yosemite ISO image file. We’ll walk you through the steps of downloading the image, setting up the software, and getting your macOS Yosemite installation up and running quickly. Are you looking to download the macOS Yosemite ISO image for use with Virtualbox and VMWare? If so, you’ve come to the right place! In this blog post, we’ll discuss how to download and install the macOS Yosemite ISO image for use in either Virtualbox or VMWare. ![]()
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