Extract to macOS High Sierra Final Step 2. Install VirtualBox on Your PC Download VirtualBox from the link above and then Install it on your Windows PC. To install VirtualBox, just click on the setup then hit “ Next” for a couple of times and Finally, click “Finished”.
Create New Virtual Machine #1. It’s the time to create a new Virtual Machine. Open the VirtualBox then click on “ New” at the upper left-hand side. Type the name for the Virtual Machine “ macOS High Sierra Final” or any other name that you like. Choose the type “ Mac OS X” and version to “macOS 10.13 High Sierra (64-bit)” or “Mac OS X (64-bit)” then increase the memory size to minimum 4 GB ( 4096 MB). From the Hard Disk section select “Use an existing virtual hard disk file” and click on the small folder icon to browse the VMDK file. MacOS High SIerra is successfully installed on VirtualBox Conclusion In this guide, we have covered the following steps.
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These are the summarize of above steps. Extract macOS High Sierra Image File.
Install VirtualBox on Your PC. Create New Virtual Machine. Edit the New Virtual Machine.
Add VirtualBox Code to the CMD. Play the Virtual Machine. Perform a Clean Installation of macOS High Sierra 10.13.
If you have any kind of questions or have suggestions on how to install macOS High Sierra on VirtualBox, feel free to leave a comment down below this post and will answer your every question and get your suggestion for our future works. Thanks for being with us. Hi saint, Virtualbox’s network settings should be identical whether on Windows or Linux, and on both platforms, using the guide’s defaults (also the Virtualbox defaults for me) worked. Does the machine work, but you simply lack an internet connection?
If so, it could be as simple as ticking the “connect network adapter” box on the VM’s panel. Otherwise, and this might sound dumb if you already did it, but make sure you added the extension pack to Virtualbox since things probably won’t work/show up without it. Odds are you’ve tried these already but good luck!
I have a problem with the USB devices. The VM has been perfectly installed. Everything is working. I’ve installed xCode. However, I can not connect my iPhone to this VM. Indeed, I have activated all the options in USB (2.0), I mounted my iPhone and when I launch the VM, the iPhone is well captured however I do not access to it.
Itunes tells me that no device is connected to my VM. I do not know where the problem may come from. I tried everything, but to no available. I use as host Windows 7. The version of virtual box that I use is 5.2.8.
I installed the oracle extension which has the same version of virtual box. If anyone could help me. The install works fine. For going full screen I used next command: VBoxManage setextradata “VM station name” VBoxInternal2/EfiGraphicsResolution 1920×1080 But I’m wondering if there is a fix for following issues which I am facing: Location service: seems to fail. However my windows host is able to perform this without any issue. I guess this is the reason why Maps remains black as well. IMessage and Facetime: unable to log in.
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Mail and Safari: whenever I hover over a hyperlink, the full frame becomes black.
I just recently installed Yosemite in Virtualbox. Here's the installation video I followed: My OS is Windows and I'm trying to run Mac using Virtualbox.
I had no problems with booting and stuff. After booting, Mac installation settings appeared, then the system asked me to set log in details (full name, username, password).
However, while I am retyping my desired password, the screen suddenly turned black. I waited and did nothing. The next thing it showed was the start up screen where it asks for my username and password. I tried entering my username and password, but it won't work. I knew I haven't completed setting my log-in details due to the screen turning black.
I searched for possible solutions, one thing I'd like to try is to use Recovery Mode and reset the password. However though, can't figure out how to key 'Command-R'. Does anyone know how? Also, it would be great if someone could suggest other things that might work if ever pw reset through Recovery Mode fails. I'd appreciate it a lot.