I Made Windows 11 Look EXACTLY Like a Mac Ultimate 2025 Guide

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In this ULTIMATE Windows 11 customization guide, I’ll show you exactly how to get the NEW macOS look on your Windows 11 PC! Transform your desktop into a sleek, functional Mac-like experience with free software and easy-to-follow steps. Whether you want the iconic macOS Dock, a clean menu bar, or Mac-style widgets, this 2025 tutorial covers everything to make Windows 11 look and feel like a Mac.

Mac OS Theme Files (All-in-One): https://t.me/samcuxofficial/207

Alternative Link: https://mega.nz/file/2Fx0AZza#qk14yQvRgMmXLU74CFmRRdRy9LDCpcs0H_u_FPLJZAQ

// RELATED VIDEOS
📺 How to Get MacOs Dock on Windows 11: https://youtu.be/ToXID7x1Awc
📺 All-in-One macOS Theme for Windows 11: https://youtu.be/vkukn3HE-xE
📺 Best Windows 11 Customization Apps: https://youtu.be/L1cxgpeiCII

// CONNECT WITH ME!
📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samcuxx
🐦 Telegram: https://t.me/samcuxofficial
🌐 Website: https://www.samcux.tech

// MUSIC:
Music track: Rolling by HiLau
Music track: Imagination by Alegend
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// TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 – Intro & The Stunning macOS Transformation
1:15 – Setting Up macOS Style Icons with WinHawk
1:48 – Fixing the Windows Explorer Restart Bug
2:14 – Changing macOS Style Notification Placement
2:54 – Getting Translucent/Glassy Windows with WinHawk
3:39 – Fixing the Translucent Windows Bug
4:11 – macOS Style Close/Minimize/Maximize Buttons
4:46 – Applying the macOS UI Theme Files
5:45 – Installing & Customizing Flow Launcher (macOS App Launcher)
7:50 – Fixing Flow Launcher Shortcut Conflicts
8:17 – Getting the macOS Dock (MyDockFinder Setup)
8:45 – Troubleshooting Black Screen & Setting Wallpaper
9:05 – Adding/Removing Icons from the Dock
9:48 – Installing macOS Style Mouse Cursor
10:48 – Setting Up macOS Widgets (Rainmeter Installation)
11:29 – Optimizing Display Resolution for Widgets
11:43 – Adding Calendar, Clock & List Widgets
12:42 – Rainmeter Startup & Appearance Settings
13:16 – Adding Elegant Clock Widget to Rainmeter
13:50 – Configuring MyDockFinder to Start with Windows
14:10 – Final Tips & Outro

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// DISCLAIMER (Optional, but good for tech videos)
Please note that modifying system files always carries a small risk. Always back up your system before making significant changes. I am not responsible for any issues that may arise.

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49 Comments

  1. At the end of it all, you'll have to go and switch it back to the default settings after realizing all these resources are taking up a lot of space on your machine and eating up a lot of ram. if you want mac just go and buy one.

  2. Nice showcase, but in real use it turned out pretty buggy. Windows glitching, transparency loading inconsistently, multi-monitor issues and the language constantly resetting back to English.

    Also, a simple system restore point is not enough in cases like this. It doesn’t remove all files and some deeper changes can still remain in the system. That’s why a full system image backup is essential. Luckily I had one ready, restored it in minutes and everything is stable again. Lesson learned.

  3. I'm trying it now, but not getting the transparent effect of the acrylic backdrop.

    How do I fix that please??

  4. I used this is great but
    😅😅 But I didnt got the animation during minimising the apps
    Do anyone know how to enable that @samcux

  5. bro, this video helped me so much!!! youtube tutorials on the dock didnt work but yours did, and your tutorial helped me so much ty!!! keep it up!

  6. Is there a way to keep the light theme of microsoft word or excel work like before? Translucent window makes the light theme worse.

  7. Big thanks for making this video—it really helped! However, after restarting my system, the dock disappears and the default Windows taskbar shows up, even though I set it to start as a service on boot. I followed every step you mentioned in the video. Also, I’d love to know how to get mac-style transition effects on Windows.