OS X El Capitan is indeed a great system developed by Apple so far, it can also be installed inside a Windows PC with some tricks. Usually we only need to install Virtualbox such virtual machines on Windows to run the Mac OS X.

VirtualBox is basically a program, over which you can install and eventually run OS X with Intel-based and Amd processor. The whole process is very simple and clear, you only need to follow the tutorial below step by step to install Mac operating system on Windows PC. Computer Requirements Windows: 7 or 8 or 10 (64bit) Processor: Intel Memory 3072 MB (minimum) BIOS: Enable virtualization in BIOS (VT-x) Software: VirtualBox: VirtualBox 4.3.18 or 5.0 Image: Mac OS X 10.11 El Capitan Retail VirtualBox Image Winrar or 7zip Install Mac OS X El Capitan on VirtualBox First, download the VirtualBox for Windows from its website. Once you have downloaded the VirtualBox then install it on your computer. If you run VMware or Hyper-V so you should not use them at the same time.

Because you can not run two different Virtualization software on one PC. Because one Virtualization software you can use at the same time. • Download and install • Download and install • Download Mac OS X 10.11 installer.ISO We would suggest downloading (Mac OS X.app) El Capitan from: • New Google Drive (1/1 Full): • New Google Drive (7/7 Part): • M.e.d.i.a.fire: • T.o.rr.en.t: If all these download links broken, you can also go on Google to download the Mac OS X installer.ISO at your particular demand.

By default when you install Mac Operating system on Virtualization software, most of the time the screen resolution is 1024×768 and you can change it on VirtualBox to “640×480, 800×600, 1280×1024, 1440×900, 1900×1200“. As an example, I want to change the resolution from 1024×768 to 1440×900. I hope you get something from this pictorial tutorial. A Hackintosh is a non-Apple computer that runs Mac OS X. AMD USERS READ THIS. Full screen El Captain on VirtualBox? (self.hackintosh) submitted 2 years ago * by ArmanDoesStuff. I just followed this tutorial to get El Capitan working on my windows virtual box.

Step#1 Right click on the image file you just download using WinRar to extract the Image File on any folder you want. Step#2 Install VirtualBox on Your PC. Step#3 Create New Virtual Machine • Open virtual box and click New to create a new virtual machine • Then name it El Capitan Type and Version = MAC OS X (64bit) and click on Next. • Allocate more than 3GB of ram and click on next. • Then click on Use an existing virtual hard disk file and browse for the virtual hard disk file extracted from El Capitan Disk ISO Image and click on Create.

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• Then select El Capitan virtual machine and click on Settings. • Click on System and disable floppy • Then click on Processor and assign 2 CPU’s or more. • Under Acceleration disable Nested Paging and click Ok to close settings.

Step#4 Close virtual box and on your PC open cmd as admin. In the command prompt type in cd C: Program Files Oracle VirtualBox and press enter Step#5 Copy and paste this code to your command prompt. Follow closely the instructions. Frist, replace the “OS X Name” with your Virtual Machine name. Copy the below code and paste it into the notepad text editor.

Then whatever you have named your Virtual Machine so you have to replace it.

TL;DR - How do I set a custom screen resolution for a VirtualBox Mac guest? I'm in a situation where I need to keep Snow Leopard (Mac OS X 10.6.8) alive in a VirtualBox setup to run some legacy software. The host machine is a 2013 MacBook Retina 13' running El Capitan (Mac OS X 10.11) Honestly, things are running pretty well. Better than expected! The one irritation is that I can't set the resolution to something reasonable. I've scoured the internet and followed lots of tutorials.

The only thing that has been effective, has been: To control GOP, use the following VBoxManage command: VBoxManage setextradata 'VM name' VBoxInternal2/EfiGopMode N Where N can be one of 0,1,2,3,4 referring to the 640x480, 800x600, 1024x768, 1280x1024, 1440x900 screen resolution respectively. While this is useful, I need a custom resolution of 1440x856. Which will allow me to put the VM on a 1440x900 display with VirtualBox's top and bottom utility bars exposed without having to scroll the window around. Is there a way to set a custom screen resolution for a Mac host and guest in VirtualBox?