Hackintosh Computer -

What is a Hackintosh? A Hackintosh is an Intel based PC which is capable of running Mac OS X either by modifying (hacking) the OS itself or using a special boot procedure which allows the Mac OS X install DVD to run and install the OS on the hard drive.  The term Hackintosh, is a portmanteau of the word hack and the name of Apple's main brand…

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Since the introduction of UEFI BIOS, All Hackintosh users have switched to Clover boot-loader from Chameleon. Clover has most advanced options and on-the-fly patching support. It has also some built-in drivers to enhance its functionality, They are know as EFI Drivers.

After installing macOS, you might want to install a few Applications for your machine to tweak OS X.

NTFS (NT File System) is used in Windows Operating System, Macs started using APFS file system since macOS Sierra. When you plug an external drive with NT File System on a Mac, you can read datas from the volume but macOS does not have write support for NTFS.

The downside of having a Hackintosh is that when things go horribly wrong, you must fix it yourself. In this guide, I will attempt to go through the basic process to go through when your Hackintosh isn't functioning as it should. Your bootloader, be it Clover, Chameleon or Chimera, will have certain flags or special instructions that tell it…

Unlike previous Hackintoshes, MacOS Mojave is not going to be easy to Install on PC, Apple officially kicked off a lot of Ancient Macs from its latest Operating System. Most of the old hardware is officially unsupported. But with Niresh Mojave you can easily install Mojave on partially unsupported hardware too.

MacOS Mojave was released to the public on September 24th, 2018, You can download Mojave from Hackintosh Computer. “macOS Mojave is a major update that introduces powerful new features for a wide range of Mac users, from consumers to pros,” said Craig Federighi, Apple’s senior vice president of Software Engineering. “Dark Mode brings a dramatic…

Kexts stands for Kernel Extensions, Kernel is actually the heart of macOS, It is basically the one that gets your Operating System boot & work. The function of Kexts are similar to Drivers in Windows. Kexts extend the functionality of macOS by providing additional codes to the kernel. Basically, Kexts are loaded when macOS boots. Simply Kexts…