VBoxManage setextradata “macOS Ventura” “VBoxInternal/Devices/efi/0/Config/DmiSystemProduct” “iMac11,3”

Then, you should change the Virtual Machine name with your VM name, for example macOS Ventura in our case.

Close the VirtualBox application to apply the code (given below) to the Command Prompt.

Step 4: Run VirtualBox Code on Command Prompt Once you have created and customized your virtual machine, it is time to install macOS on VirtualBox.

Click on USB and select USB 3.0 (xHCI) Controller.In the next window, click on the Display menu and then increase the Video Memory up to 128 MB.To edit the settings, select the created macOS Ventura in the same VirtualBox application, and click on Settings on the top.

Step 3: Customize Virtual Machine Settings Set the virtual CPU count (Processor) to at least 4 according to your main PC CPU.Īfter creating a virtual machine, the next step is to customize the setting of the created machine to make it ready for installation.On the next window, set the RAM size (Base Memory) to at least 8GB.In the ISO image, select the macOS Ventura ISO image, you can download it from here.Set the destination folder by browsing to a location on your PC.Enter a name, for example macOS Ventura, for the new virtual machine.In the VirtualBox Manager application, click New on the top.Then click Install and the “I Agree” button.

Click on the “+” (Install) icon and browse to the location where you have saved the VirtualBox Extension and then click on Open.Launch the same VirtualBox tool and click on the Tools menu on the left side.Go to the folder where you have downloaded VirtualBox and install it on your PC.Also, download the VirtualBox Extension Pack by clicking here.The file should start downloading automatically on your PC. Download the latest version of the VirtualBox by clicking here.

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