A: No, the official Apple links require a Mac or a Unix-based system to parse the catalog. On Windows, you would need to find a trusted pre-made DMG from a third-party archive, then use TransMac to create a bootable USB, but this is advanced and risky.
. Run this to "install" the actual macOS Sierra app into your Applications folder Launch the App: Go to your Applications folder and look for "Install macOS Sierra" to begin the OS upgrade. Creating a Bootable USB
The original Sierra installer is approximately 4.8 GB to 5.2 GB . Any file significantly smaller is incomplete; any file larger likely contains junk.
A: No, the official Apple links require a Mac or a Unix-based system to parse the catalog. On Windows, you would need to find a trusted pre-made DMG from a third-party archive, then use TransMac to create a bootable USB, but this is advanced and risky.
. Run this to "install" the actual macOS Sierra app into your Applications folder Launch the App: Go to your Applications folder and look for "Install macOS Sierra" to begin the OS upgrade. Creating a Bootable USB
The original Sierra installer is approximately 4.8 GB to 5.2 GB . Any file significantly smaller is incomplete; any file larger likely contains junk.
