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Wi-Fi - A USB “dongle” like Edimax Or Such Should Workĭo Not Create Partition In Mac OS X If You Plan On Dual Booting Windows You Cannot Use Boot Camp In Hackintosh Environment This May Lead To Data Loss You Must Create Partition In Windows Environment And Format Later Internal SSD - Possible To Dual Boot Windowsįron/Rear Camera - Does Not Work In FaceTime - Shows Not Installedīluetooth - Although A USB “dongle” Should Work Trackpad - No Gestures Although You Can Still Click And DragĪudio - Speakers Work, Haven’t Tested Headphone Jack Keyboard - Backlight and Speaker Shortcuts Work Kexts And Drivers Required To Boot - I Will Also Include My EFI FolderĮxternal Keyboard And Mouse (Optional) - If Using My EFI FolderĮaseUS Partition Manger (Paid) - Only Use If You Cannot Use Windows Computer Management

Install Mac OS X El Capitan.app Or Install macOS Sierra.app Downloaded From App Store or GoogleĪ Mac OS X Virtual Machine Running 10.7 Or Above Or A Real Mac Computer Unibeast, Or TINU or Mac OS X Terminal - To Make Bootable USBĬlover EFI Bootloader - To Install Bootloader (This Tutorial Requires v2.4 r4988 Although Others May Work) USB Drive With 8GB or Storage (16GB Recommended) This Guide Will Also Cover macOS Sierra 10.12.x The install would be faster than using the download through the Recovery system.How To Run Mac OS X El Capitan 10.11.x On A Microsoft SurfacBook BEST WAY to do that is from a bootable USB installer on a thumb drive, or (as I do) a partition on an external drive that I use for just such a job. If the drive appears to be OK for that First Aid test, I would expect that something happened during the OS X install for El Capitan, and I would just try that El Capitan install again. That should remove the popup, and return to the normal Disk Utility window. Runs a few seconds, and the bottom icon should change and highlight (meaning Done), click on that, or just press enter. Click the lower right icon to run First Aid on your drive. Click on YOUR drive to select it, then click on that left end icon. In the El Capitan Disk Utility - left end icon in the title bar is First Aid. You should see First Aid as a selection in your Disk Utility, which should be something that you would read in your language as a disk repair, or disk health, or something related to a drive test. The Diagnostics will either pass or fail.