macOS Ventura brought a flair of design and features to the operating system, which were unheard of before.
They are amazing to use and add to your productivity.
you’ve got the option to give it a try, even without owning a Macbook.
All you need is the download link to macOS Ventura 13 and a VM like VirtualBox or VMware.
Then follow our step-by-step tutorial to install macOS Ventura 13 on the VM.
And dont worry, we have also included ways to prevent boot loops during macOS installation.
After that, we will go ahead with the standard macOS installation.
Create macOS Ventura Virtual Machine
1.
Install and launch virtual machines likeVirtualBoxorVMware.
Then head to thenewbutton from the main window.
punch in Mac OS X
Version Mac OS X (64bit)
3.
Then head to theHardwaresection and set base memory to 4000 or more MB.
And then increase the processors to 2 if you have a quad-core processor.
Now create a virtual hard disk for installing macOS Ventura on it.
Keep the space at least 30 GB to ensure proper installation and then clickfinish.
Your macOS Ventura virtual machine is successfully created.
Then right-click to bring up the menu and selectsettings.
Head to theDisplaysection and increase video RAM to 128 MB.
Also, tick the box that saysEnable 3D acceleration.
Now head toUSBand tick USB 3.0 (xHCI controller).
Then clickOKto finish the final setup before installation.
Note macOS Ventura is the virtual machines name that we set up earlier.
If you name it something else then double-check to replace it here as well.
Go to the Start Menu and launch the command prompt with administrator rights.
Once the command prompt is open, paste the first command to open VirtualBox directly, and then pressEnter.
You wont see a success message but no errors also mean that the command has worked properly.
Now enter the second command and pressEnter.
You should not get an error here.
Enter the third command and pressEnter.
Do the same for remaining commands each time and your command prompt will look like this.
Then you could shut the command prompt and head to the virtual machine unless you have an AMD processor.
In that case, runthis programonce before moving to the next section.
Here is how you’re able to do it through your virtual machine.
Start the virtual machine that we created earlier, on your VM software.
Your macOS Ventura files will be loaded and then go for the language to proceed.
Then head toDisk Utilityon the setup menu, to format the hard disk for installation.
Now opt for hard disk from the left which you created earlier in the first section.
And then clickEraseto fire up the formatting dashboard.
ClickEraseto wipe the virtual hard disk.
You will get confirmation so clickDoneto finish the process and head back to the setup menu.
SelectInstall macOS 13 betaand then clickContinue.
Clickcontinueagain to begin the macOS Ventura 10.13 installation process.
ClickAgreeto accept all the license agreements.
Now grab the hard disk appearing there and then clickContinueto start the macOS Ventura installation process.
It will take 10-20 minutes, depending on your hard drive speed.
After the installation, you will have to select between local internet and wireless.
you could select one or choose to skip it.
Select a theme and then clickContinue.
And finally you will land on the macOS Ventura 10.13 desktop.
Then start the virtual machine with Ventura ISO.
And if your virtual machine begins the installation process repeatedly after restarting, that is also a boot loop.
Failed to query SMC value from the host (VERR_INVALID_HANDLE).
Run this command in the command prompt with administrator rights and key in this before pressingEnter.
If this doesnt work either, you might downgrade your Virtualbox, and that should fix the problem.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it free to download macOS Ventura 10.13 ISO?
Yes, you’ve got the option to download macOS Ventura 10.13 ISO from the links given above.
You dont need to pay anyone or any service to get the DMG file.
Can we install macOS Ventura 10.13 on the Virtual Machine?
it’s possible for you to install macOS Ventura on VM after making certain tweaks.
This makes sure that the installation identifies the virtual machine as an Apple gear.
source: www.techworm.net
