I'm an video/photo editor and I've built a PC with windows 10 installed. I was hoping to also get Max OSX installed on my system so I can use apple software (final cut pro, logic pro). I was wondering, Is it possible to install OSX on an additional SSD , so I can run windows 10 and MacOS on the same system, without having to reformat my existing SSD and lose my data?
[SOLVED] OS X on a separate SSD
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Hello Spencer_3,
I'm afraid we can't help you set up a Hackintosh on these forums. Tom's doesn't condone any breaking of official EULA, and running OSX on a computer not licensed by Apple falls squarely into that category.
I'm afraid we can't help you set up a Hackintosh on these forums. Tom's doesn't condone any breaking of official EULA, and running OSX on a computer not licensed by Apple falls squarely into that category.
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That. You can discuss the hardware all day long, but, as Apple's EULA specifically prohibits installing/running OSX on non Apple branded hardware, and, there is no legal way to obtain OSX without owning said hardware, we do not allow any discussion on the software side.
Closing.
That. You can discuss the hardware all day long, but, as Apple's EULA specifically prohibits installing/running OSX on non Apple branded hardware, and, there is no legal way to obtain OSX without owning said hardware, we do not allow any discussion on the software side.
Closing.
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