1.Ensure
you check your computer’s specifications. Your Windows computer must
have an Intel Core i3, i5, i7 or i9 processor in order to run macOS
Catalina, as well as a minimum of four gigabytes of RAM. To check these
specs:
Open Start Image titled Windowsstart.
Type in system information.
Click System Information at the top of the menu.
Look at the name of the processor to the right of the “Processor” heading.
Scroll down and look at the number to the right of the “Installed Physical Memory” heading.
2.Check
your computer’s BIOS type. Next to the “BIOS Mode” heading in the
System Information menu, check to see whether it says “UEFI” or “BIOS”.
Keep this information in mind for later.
3.Determine
your computer’s bit type. There are two types of computer: 32-bit, and
64-bit. Your computer must be able to support 64-bit operation in order
to install macOS.
4.Make sure you have access to a recent model
of Mac. The Mac in question must be able to download macOS Catalina.If
your Mac can’t run macOS Catalina you’ll need to use a Mac which can.
5.Gather the required equipment. In order to install macOS High
Sierra on your Windows computer, you will need the following hardware:
USB drive – Find a flash drive that can hold at least 16 gigabytes.
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hard drive – Find a USB external hard drive that holds at least 100
gigabytes (this is where you’ll install your macOS stuff, so the bigger,
the better).
USB-C adapter – If you’re working with a Mac that doesn’t have traditional USB ports, you’ll need a USB-C-to-USB-3.0 adapter.
6.Download macOs at https://www.hackintoshzone.com/.