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In this video I introduce how to install macOS 13 on VMWare
In my personal opinion, installing macOS Ventura on VMWare is easier to do than installing on a physical computer.
However, depending on the needs of each person, there are different ways to use macOS Ventura
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By default you cannot create a virtual machine running macOS on VMware so you use a patch to make the impossible possible.
I put this patch link in the description
You download the patch to your Windows computer and extract it
Then you run it with admin rights
Next you install the patch for VMWare
It will automatically download and install the patch for you
You can now create a new macOS virtual machine on VMWare
You open VMWare and create a new virtual machine
You browse to the file with the extension iso of the macOS Ventura installer
If you haven't installed the patch, here you have no option to create a macOS virtual machine
Next you name the virtual machine, then customize the hard drive size for it
By default, this virtual machine has only 4GB of memory and uses a dual-core processor
For a better experience I set up this virtual machine with 8 GB of memory and use a quad core processor
You can use default settings if you want
Next is a setting you cannot ignore that is changing the network connection settings for the virtual machine
If you leave the default setting your virtual machine has no internet connection
You open the folder where the macOS virtual machine is stored and open the file with the extension vmx using NotePad
By default your network connection is set to e1000e
You will set it to vmxnet3 and save your changes
This is the configuration file for your virtual machine, the changes here will apply to your virtual machine
I finished creating the macOS 13 virtual machine, now I turn on the virtual machine and start installing the operating system
The virtual machine takes a while to start up, then you choose the language used when installing, here I choose English
Before you install macOS, format your hard drive
My virtual machine has only one hard drive, I select it and format
You name the hard drive and format it according to macOS standards
It only takes a few seconds to format the hard drive
After completing the format of the hard drive, install macOS 13 on it
This is the newly named hard drive, I choose it to install
It will take about 15 to 20 minutes to complete the installation of macOS Ventura on VMWare
After a while of waiting here are the final setup steps for the macOS virtual machine
You set up language, keyboard, region, Apple ID for it
I skipped most of the settings here, but you have to create a new admin account for this virtual machine
You write down the password to use in the next step
And this is the result but you find the screen shrinking very annoying
So how to solve this problem?
You disconnect the virtual machine from the macOS 13" installer
To solve the problem of the small screen you use one of the following tools
I put the download link in the description
You use that link and download a file about 3MB in size
This file has the extension iso
So you add this file to your virtual machine
you browse to the file you just downloaded
Then you connect the virtual machine to the CD DVD drive
Now you install this tool, due to security reasons it will take 2 successful installs
During the installation you will be asked to enter the admin password created in the previous step
On macOS 13 you allow to use this tool
If you fail the first time, don't be discouraged, you will succeed the second time
After you successfully install, you restart the virtual machine to apply the changes
You will see the screen is maximized and experience macOS 13 on VMWare virtual machine much better
You can now disconnect the virtual machine from the CD DVD drive
Above are the steps to install macOS Ventura on VMWare hypervisor
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You see the virtual machine has installed audio drivers, graphics drivers
In a way, it's easier to install macOS on a virtual machine than it is to install macOS on a physical Microsoft computer
Good luck