How to Install Mac Leopard OS on a PC
Until recently, Macs used a PowerPC processor, making it almost impossible to adapt its operating system to a PC. However, a few years ago, Mac switched to an Intel-based processor, which is common in PCs. Because of this switch, porting the Mac Leopard OS operating system to a PC is now possible.
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Instructions
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Insert the Mac Leopard OS X Installation disk and reboot.
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Select the desired language when the boot disk starts. Click "Continue."
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Select "Utilities," then click "Disk Utilities."
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Format the disk as "Mac OS Extended."
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Exit "Disk Utilities."
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Select "Mac OS Extended" (which was just created) and click "Continue."
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Choose the options associated with the hardware of your computer (such as processor type).
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Click "Continue." The computer will now scan the Installation Disk for errors. Installation will begin once the disk has been checked.
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Eject the Installation Disk when the computer restarts. It will restart after installation is complete.
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Type your user information when the Leopard OS X operating system boots up (names, settings, time zone).
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Tips & Warnings
When installing Leopard OS X onto a PC, your hard drive will need to be reformatted. Reformatting a hard drive will remove all the information stored on it. Be sure to back up any files you want to keep.
