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In this article, I’m going to show you that how to install macOS Sierra on PC. Finally, apple has just released the final version of macOS Sierra 10.12 on 20th September. So due to this, it took the time to manage this article. Installing Mac operating system on PC is actually hard and is not working on all devices. Every company has its own device settings.

So the settings are not the same. If you follow this article very carefully, again you might have to face any problem during installation.

Because all the Laptops or desktops are not the same. In our today’s topic, I’m going to install macOS Sierra Hackintosh on PC on Lenovo Laptop. We recommend you to visit these articles also:. Install macOS Sierra on PC To Install macOS Sierra on PC you should have macOS Sierra 10.12 final version or beta version. Now, I can’t give the link of the dmg file but you can easily google search and find the dmg file. Also, it is free on the App Store, follow the step 1 to download and create a macOS Sierra USB installer.

All you have to download follow all the steps mentioned below to install macOS Sierra 10.12 on PC. Step #1. Create Bootable USB Installer For macOS Sierra In this step, you have to download and create a bootable USB installer for macOS Sierra using UniBeast on Macbook or create bootable USB Installer on Windows. This step will help you to Boot with the USB installer and create a partition for mac and finally installs the Mac from the USB Installer to OS X Extended (Journaled) partition. It’s a bit long, so due to this, we have managed 2 articles and different methods for it check the articles and follow step by step the article to bootable create USB Installer.

Setup Parts of Your Motherboard’s BIOS or UEFI Now after downloading and creating bootable USB installer for macOS Sierra. Then here you will need to setup parts of your motherboard’s BIOS or UEFI. This step will let and make the USB installer to boot into clover menu. It’s so important to do this step correctly and carefully because if no then without doing this stuffs, you won’t be able to go forward and make a Hackintosh macOS Sierra 10.12. Exit Saving Changes Note: This works great on Lenovo based Computer.

And this may not work for any other systems. So due to this, we highly recommend you to do the below guides for your system. Load Optimized Defaults. Set The SATA Controller Mode to AHCI. Set the Boot Priority to UEFI. Set OS Type to Other OS.

If your CPU supports VT-d, disable it. If your system has CFG-Lock, disable it. If your system has Secure Boot Mode, disable it. If you have a six series or x58 system with AWARD BIOS, disable USB 3.0. Save and exit. If your system didn’t boot automatically then go to Boot Manger and select the Bootable USB Installer that you create in step 1, Manually. Boot From EFI USB Device Step #3.

Boot into Bootable USB Installer of macOS Sierra 10.12 After you get into Clover Menu then if your system has full intel supported then select the Bootable USB Installer. But if that didn’t work then your need to enter boot flag for your system to boot into USB Installer.

If you have trouble to boot from USB Installer then comment us your problem below in the comment section and also check this article, to know how to boot correctly. Now from Clover boot menu, select the bootable USB Installer ( External) and hit enter. Boot From USB Installer Step #4. Choose Your Language for macOS Sierra After Booting successfully with the boot flag or without then the USB installer should take you to Language chooser page, select your Language for macOS Sierra and click on the Arrow button to go forward. Create Partition For macOS Sierra with Disk Utility So after you chosen your language, then you should partition the disk for macOS Sierra. This step will help you to install macOS Sierra from the USB installer to the drive that you are going to create in this step.

#1. To partition the Disk for Mac OS. Now click on Utilities Disk Utility. Restart to Complete the Installation of macOS Sierra on Mac HD Step #7. Boot into macOS Sierra Partition or Disk (HFS) When your computer rebooted then it must automatic take you to USB installer clover menu.

If no then boot yourself from Boot manager the EFI USB installer that created in step 1. After that on the clover menu, don’t make any changes because it will automatically boot into the disk that Mac OS is newly installed. If no then select HFS disk icon that named your Mac HD and hit enter from your keyboard. Boot From Mac HD Step #8.

Perform a clean Installation of macOS Sierra Now in the previous steps, if you have install macOS Sierra from the USB Installer to the partition that you created for macOS Sierra 10.12, then after booting from that partition that macOS Sierra is installed on it. Here it’s time to setup and performing a clean installation of macOS Sierra. Well, we have another article also this for further information visit the link below to perform a clean installation of macOS Sierra or keep following this article below to perform a clean installation of macOS Sierra. Choose your Country and click Continue. MacOS Sierra Installed on PC Post Installation of macOS Sierra So now if you have successfully installed macOS Sierra on PC then you might face some problems after the installation, like sound and Wi-Fi isn’t working, no internet connection and the most important that, if you are unable to boot into macOS Sierra that is installed on your PC without the USB Installer then you need a post installation. Follow the article below step by step.

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I have a HP 15 NOTEBOOK r203tx whose specs are 5th gen. Intel core i5 5200u with 4Gb ram, Intel HD graphics 5500 coupled with Nvidia Geforce 820m and HP’s own motherboard with Insyde F41.A bios which doesn’t have much customization options. Hence i couldn’t find a sata controller setting. But anyways i had previously installed Yosemite on my laptop & multibooted with windows 8.1 with clover. But now when i am trying to install sierra its showing me errors like system uptume in nanoseconds.

Tried all plist files, custom plist files, old plist files, changed boot flags, nothing works. What shall i do?

I do appreciate the response. After giving up on trying the image posted earlier in this thread, I spent an afternoon on Virtualbox, following a couple of different howtos, and never could get the virtual machine to boot Snow Leopard. I may have access to an old Mac Mini at some point.

Might just wait for that. I said incorrectly said Ivy Bridge in my post, but on further inspection this HP appears to be a Haswell, with a H87 chipset and Intel 4600 graphics. Has anyone been successful with one of these or similar?

I’ve been giving it a try to this method, and it works fine for me when i create the USB installer (I made it on a MacBook Pro, with UniBeast software), but when I try to boot on a PC Laptop (a Sony Vaio STV line) it loads the Clover Boot Menu, but it gets stuck while booting the USB, the screen fades to black, and doesn’t show more; anyway I connect an external display through HDMI, and it show some distorted image do you think that maybe there’s something wrong on the USB drive, or it could be some incompatibility with the laptop? Thanks a lot in advance for your assistance! I tried searching and troubleshooting for 2-3 weeks, and didn’t find anything useful.

I think its related to the boot and it cannot boot so the black screen appears. I taught myself the clover stuff and now I know a lot.

As I don’t have access to any mac I used the cloud clover configurator to edit clover. I put some boot flags and checked many options but still the black screen comes up. I got a debug from it and I see nothing bad in it but there is a line that says resolution 1366×768 not found. I made the installer again for few times with usb3 device but still the black screen.

Sorry for long comment and taking your time. Whats your suggestion? I have succesfully installed macOS Sierra and I have installed the ‘Customac’ tools (I also tried ). I opened my system settings and although all the.kext extensions are installed, they are not loaded (when it comes to Network extensions). Basically everything works well except for Ethernet / Wifi. Also, I have to boot using the USB stick. Without it I get a grub error saying ‘Unknown Filesystem’.

Contact me for logs etc. I used the Nvidia Gen2 config for my GeForce 840M card and here is a link for my laptop specs; (scroll down for the specs). Yes it should look like that. Use this article to know how to create new drive: Okay once do this if you still having the same problem then you need to apply this to your BIOS: – If your system has USB deep sleep disabled it. – Set the SATA Controller Mode to AHCI – USB Boot is Enabled – UEFI Boot is enabled – Enable Legacy Boot but set the Boot Priority to UEFI first – If your CPU supports VT-d, disable it – If your system has CFG-Lock, disable it – If your system has Secure Boot, disable it – Set OS Type to Other OS – If your system has IO SerialPort, disable it – Set XHCI Handoff to Enabled – If you have a 6 series or x58 system with AWARD BIOS, disable USB 3.0 – Save and exit. Hey dear Chris, I faced the same problem once when I have forgotten to set the SAta controller mode to AHCI when I enable AHCI then the problem solved. If you don’t have the Sata Controller then make you sure you set this options on your BIOS UEFI: 1.

Access BIOS/UEFI Setup. Load Optimized Defaults 3. If your CPU supports VT-d, disable it 4. If your system has CFG-Lock, disable it 5. If your system has Secure Boot Mode, disable it 6. Set OS Type to Other OS 7.

If your system has IO SerialPort, disable it 8. Set XHCI Handoff to Enabled 9.

If you have a 6 series or x58 system with AWARD BIOS, disable USB 3.0 10. Save and exit. First: Thank you for your time!! Second: Yea, that’s a problem. I can describe my work 1. I finish installation, restart PC 2.

It automatically boots me up into the CLOVER menu 3. BUT I have here only these options: Boot Mac OS X from install macOS Sierra, Boot CLover from EFI, Boot windows from legacy HD 1, Boot windows from legacy HD, Boot windows from legacy HD 2 (yes, same again). So that’s it. I don’t have here any option to boot installed system (except windows on my SSD). Btw.: When I boot that drive, where I have installed MacOS directly from my computer bootmenu, there is: No System detected on this HD. What am I doing wrong?

🙁 thanks again for your help and time!