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i want to install official pubg emmulator but it is not supported by Mac OS but i m not able to install so can anybogy help me out to resolve this issue?
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Hi toni1596,
Even though the emulator you mentioned might not have a macOS version available to download, all Macs have a hidden utility that has a surprising purpose: install Microsoft Windows onto a Mac, alongside macOS.
This utility is named Boot Camp Assistant, and it's located in the Utilities folder inside the Applications folder. It won't install Windows inside a virtual machine; instead, it will create a dedicated partition on your internal drive (separate from macOS) and install Windows there. Although you'll have to restart your Mac whenever you wish to change operating systems, you're guaranteed the absolute best performance and speed your Mac can offer. What you'll need to download and install Windows on your Mac is listed below:
- A Windows ISO file, which can be obtained from Microsoft here: Download Windows 10 Disc Image (ISO File)
- Make sure that you download a 64-bit version of Windows. Macs do not support 32-bit versions of Windows.
- If you have a valid Windows installation DVD, follow these instructions to create an ISO file from it: Create an ISO image for Boot Camp from Windows installation media - Apple Support
- At least 55 GB of drive space
- Depending how old your Mac is, a USB drive with at least 8 GB of space available
Ensure that you're logged in as an administrator when you run Boot Camp Assistant. You'll be guided through the Windows installation process, and when ready your Mac will automatically start up in Windows to finish the installation and setup process.
Once you're logged into your new user account in Windows, you should see a prompt to install Boot Camp. This software contains special drivers for your Mac in order to create the best Windows experience possible, so you should install it when prompted and any additional drivers included.
To swap between operating systems, hold down the Option key as you turn on or restart your Mac. This will launch Startup Manager, and you'll be given the option of which operating system you'd like to boot. To set an OS as the default startup disk, hold down the Control key as you boot an OS of your choice.