In this step-by-step tutorial, learn how to dual-boot macOS Tahoe and Windows on the same PC or laptop! I’ll show you how to install macOS alongside Windows without erasing your existing installation. Follow my 6-part guide to create a custom OpenCore EFI, map your USB ports, create a bootable installer, partition your drive, and complete the macOS installation—finally setting up a perfect dual-boot menu.
🔧 Tools & Links:
All necessary files and tools are linked below. Make sure to download them before starting.
Important: This process involves modifying system partitions and firmware settings. Please back up your important data before proceeding to avoid any data loss.
⏱️ Timestamps:
0:00 – Introduction & Overview
00:27 – Installing Python & Generating EFI with OpenCore Simplify
03:03 – USB Port Mapping with USBToolBox
08:15 – Creating the macOS Tahoe Installer USB
11:02 – Partitioning Your Drive for macOS
12:20 – Booting & Installing macOS Tahoe
14:09 -macOS Setup & Post-Installation
15:16 – Moving OpenCore to Internal Drive & Setting Up Dual Boot
📥 Download Links:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ptLv8cs4U6oQtKM-zKLhE3bwdalulnlI1DOPxSr8c6g/edit?usp=sharing
⚠️ Disclaimer:
Hackintosh builds are not officially supported by Apple. This video is for educational purposes. Performance and compatibility depend on your specific hardware. Proceed at your own risk.
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