Unlocking the Power of Mac with VMware Tools and MacOS Unlocker

Are you a Mac user looking to harness the full potential of your system? Look no further than this comprehensive guide on how to unlock your Mac operating system using VMWare tools and MacOS Univeraliser.

VMware ESXi is an industry standard hypervisor designed for enterprise environments. However, until recently it has been limited in its compatibility with Mac OS X guest systems due to Apple's strict licensing terms. Fortunately, a recent patch release by VMware has addressed this issue, making it possible to run Mac OS X as a virtual machine (VM) under ESXi.

The first step is to ensure you have the latest version of VMWare Tools installed on your host system. These are essential tools for managing and optimising guest operating systems within Virtual Machines (VMs). Once you've downloaded the correct package, simply double-click it to begin installation.

Next up is downloading a patch which unlocks Mac OS X as an available option in VMware's new VM options panel. This can be obtained from this page on the official VMware website free of charge - note that users running ESXi will need version 2.0.8 or higher of MacOS Unlocker installed first before proceeding.

Once you've downloaded and extracted both files, simply double-click 'vmware-harmonized-xxxxx.dmg' (where xxxxx represents your unique build number) followed by following the on-screen prompts to complete installation successfully!

Finally, launch VMware Workstation from Applications > VMs & Templates then click + New Virtual Machine... within the ensuing window select 'Mac OS X Server 10.6.x' or equivalent depending upon which version you wish to run as a guest operating system inside your virtualised environment:

- After selecting the correct operating system choose 'macOS 10.11 (or later)' from the dropdown menu below it.

After completing these simple steps, you should now be able to boot up an instance of Mac OS X within VMware Workstation running seamlessly alongside other supported distributions such as Ubuntu or Windows 7/8/8.1 without any compatibility issues cropping up along the way!

In conclusion, unlocking your Mac's true potential has never been easier thanks in large part due largely down too innovative solutions like these patches & tools being made freely available by companies such as VMware who continue pushing boundaries of what we thought was possible when working together towards common goals - so go ahead give them a try today and experience the power of virtualisation for yourself!

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