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Insert the Mac OS Install disk and then go to Apple > System Preferences > Startup Disk and choose the desired disk and click restart.
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Insert the disk and boot while holding the C key on the keyboard until you see the Apple logo with a spinning gear. Then wait until the system boots (can take a bit longer than normal as you are booting from optical media which is slower than a hard drive)
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Boot while holding the option key to access the startup manager. Insert the install disk and then wait for it to be recognized or click on the circular arrow to check for bootable media. Click on the CD icon to boot from CD.
Hope that helps.
Insert the Mac OS Install disk and then go to Apple > System Preferences > Startup Disk and choose the desired disk and click restart.
or
Insert the disk and boot while holding the C key on the keyboard until you see the Apple logo with a spinning gear. Then wait until the system boots (can take a bit longer than normal as you are booting from optical media which is slower than a hard drive)
or
Boot while holding the option key to access the startup manager. Insert the install disk and then wait for it to be recognized or click on the circular arrow to check for bootable media. Click on the CD icon to boot from CD.
Hope that helps.
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Use an Existing Virtual Hard Disk Create Bootable USB for Mac on Windows 10. When the Virtual Machine is created, you need to apply some settings in order to boot mac normally. Open the settings of created Virtual Machine, visit the system tab uncheck the floppy disk. This time visits the process tab and increases the process from 1 to. What is a boot disk A boot disk (or a startup disk) is a recovery media (CD, DVD or floppy disk for older Windows versions) that you can use to start Windows, if it became damaged or corrupted somehow. The term “boot disk” was mostly used in connection with Windows XP (and older versions) and, in some cases, with Windows Vista.