Add the Mac OS Guest Operating System Option to VMware Workstation

By default, VMware Workstation doesn't support installing an Apple macOS guest operating system to run as a virtual machine. But that doesn't mean you can't run a Mac based VM using VMware Workstation. There is a utility that you can use to add the Mac OS X option for the operating system when you create a new VM and its fairly easy to configure. Just keep in mind that the tool might not work for your particular version of VMware Workstation, and if that's the case you will need to see if you can find another version online.

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[morganpowers]

Wow. Never have i seen such a perfect and easy fix to a VM problem.

[humorplc]

Thank you for solving my long time puzzle

[afrikanking]

Installation is done correctly however it gets stuck on "Transfering Information to this Mac" what do i do after that because its not going beyond that.

[martinhrouda]

Thanks a lot man! So easy to use <3

[tareq]

Thanks a lot man... You really helped me!!!

[haydenamazon]

Totalvirus scans the link as a trojan FYI.

[julyjuly]

this works for vmware player!, i tested it (with a new version that has gui) and it works perfectly! (didnt install, but atleast it got farther than my previous attempts i think :P)

[myvids]

Hi,
how to we add the Mac Option to vmware linux(OS) version ?
thanks.

[ZVEKOfficial]

On the Github page it says it works only until Vmware workstation v15

[aashishsharma]

hey, thanks for this great video. I'm getting an error on the cmd file.. it's saying tools not available to the link :)
please help

[akbarmohammedeva]

unlock url doesn't work "404 Error - Page Not Found"
content was removed it seems