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Want to install High Sierra on a Hackintosh and have no idea how to even get started? Well, sit down with a cup of coffee and read through our guide. We’ll walk you through a fresh install of the macOS, High Sierra operating system afterwards.

You’ll need a few things before going through this guide on top of a computer that can obviously be made into a Hackintosh.

New to hackintosh, learn more in our what is a hackintosh? guide.

Software and Tools You’ll Need to Get Started

Before we get started, you’ll need to sign up for tonymacx86. You need to have an account so that you can download some of the software and tools that you’ll need to get started. Primarily, you’ll be looking at UniBeast and MultiBeast.

We cover UniBeast really well, so I suggest looking through our UniBeast Guide , too.

You may also want to:

Download macOS High Sierra (more on that below)
(Optional) Download Clover Configurator

If you look through other guides, they almost always recommend creating a complete backup of your existing operating system. I recommend the same, or opt to install the operating system on a hard drive that is empty already.

Why Do You Need UniBeast?

I’m not going to go into all of the details on why you’ll need UniBeast or any other tools mentioned, but it will help create the bootable installer needed for your desired version of macOS.

Download macOS High Sierra to Get Started

You’ll need to have macOS High Sierra to get started with your install, and what’s nice is that this operating system is available for anyone that has an install of:

Lion
Snow Leopard
Mountain Lion
Mavericks
El Capitan
Yosemite
Sierra

Download the operating system officially is always ideal, and this will allow you to download the absolute latest version of High Sierra. You’ll need to have your Apple ID ready, and once you do, navigate to the Mac App Store.

You’ll want to search for macOS High Sierra and download it.

Now, you’ll need to note that the download will appear in /Applications, and the name will be “Install macOS High Sierra.” Remember this because you’ll need to be able to copy this over to a USB drive. I recommend 16 GB or higher for your USB drive so that you can be sure there’s more than enough space available.

Setting up Your USB Drive

Now we must create a bootable USB drive. This is the drive that you’ll be using to force the install of the operating system at boot. Don’t worry too much because this is a rather simple process, and you just need to follow the directions to make sure everything runs smoothly.

You’ll want to insert your USB drive into your system and follow these few steps:

Open Disk Utility, found at /Applications/Utilities/
Highlight your USB drive (left side of the screen)
Tap Erase

A prompt will appear, and It’s important that you add in all of these fields properly. You can rename things later if you like, but the settings should be:

Name: USB
Format: Mac OS Extended (Journaled)

Now, click on Erase then hit Done.

You’ve now cleared off your USB drive and successfully.

It’s now time to use UniBeast to create a bootable version of High Sierra. You should have downloaded it already, so run UniBeast and work through these steps to get started:

Press Continue a bunch of times and Agree
When you reach the Destination Select option, choose USB
Select High Sierra when you’re on the Select OS Installation screen
Continue to the Bootloader Options
Choose Legacy Boot or UEFI Boot Made, which is recommended.

Note: Some systems will require the Legacy Boot, and this would be 5/6 Series CustoMac and all systems that have BIOS. You’ll want to do some research on your own to see if your motherboard will support UEFI Boot Mode because it is the desired option.

You’ll then want to go through with the rest of the options, which includes an optional graphics configuration. I recommend choosing the appropriate setting here, as it will make the rest of the installation easier.

You’ll need to verify all of the settings before entering your password and clicking on Install.

Download MultiBeast if you haven’t already and drag it to your completed USB drive. Clover will allow for more customization if needed, but for now, MultiBeast should work just fine.

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Choosing All of the Right BIOS Settings

You’ll need to spend some time in your BIOS settings getting everything just right. Options will be different for AMI UEFI BIOS, but when dealing with other systems, you’ll also have to adjust your setup.

You can do this by:

Holding Delete while the system boots up
Load the Optimized Defaults
Disable VT-d if the CPU supports it
Disable CFG-Lock if available
Disable Secure Boot Mode if available
Disable IO Serial Port if available
Disabled USB 3.0 for 6 series or x58 systems
Set your OS type to Other OS
Enable XHCI Handoff

You’re almost ready to install macOS High Sierra. You just need to start your computer with the USB inserted. When it’s starting up, you’ll want to hit one of the following buttons to be able to choose which device you want to boot:

F8 – ASUS
F11 – ASrock
F12 – Gigabyte

Choose USB and then you should find yourself at the Clover boot screen. When you reach this screen, you’ll want to choose the Boot OS Install from Install macOS High Sierra.

Choose your desired language when at the installer.

Now, the destination drive where the new install will take place will need to be erased and formatted. This will wipe out the entirety of the drive, and this means all of your files and documents will be lost.

You’ll notice a top menu bar, and it’s this bar where you’ll be navigating to so that you can erase and format your drive. Choose Utilities and then open up your Disk Utility. You’ll need to be able to choose your target drive from the left column. This will be the drive that you want to install High Sierra on.

Now, follow these steps:

Click Erase
Put High Sierra for the Name
Choose Mac OS Extended (Journaled) as the format
Click Erase one last time

The installer will eventually ask you where you want to install, and you’ll now choose the name High Sierra. This will allow you to go through the entire install where the computer will be restarted on its own.

Use MultiBeast to Start Setting Things Up Properly

MultiBeast, which you should have copied to your USB drive earlier, is now going to help us get everything up and running. You’ve successfully created a copy of High Sierra and put it on the drive, but you’ll need to load it from your USB drive the same way that you did previously.

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