
Under ‘’Storage’’ select the empty disc under ‘’Storage Devices’’.Under ‘’Display’’, set ‘’Video Memory’’ to 128MB.Then check-mark the ‘’Enable PAE/NX box.Choose the ‘’Processor tab and assign two processors - having a CPU with a lot of power to spare enables you to assign more processes, but that’s not so crucial.Make sure that the Chipset is set to ICH9.

Under the settings menu, choose ‘’system’’ and remove ‘’Floppy’’ from the boot order.To do that, you need to right-click on the macOS VM and click on ‘’Settings’’. Select ‘’Virtual Hard Disk’’ and set the disk size (minimum 50GB - macOS requires at least 35 GB of storage)Įditing the macOS Monterey Virtual Machine SettingsĪfter creating the macOS Monterey VM, you need to edit its settings before starting it.Select ‘’Create a hard disk now’’ and click on ‘’Create’’ - it will open a new screen.Select the amount of RAM you want - consider the above-mentioned advice.Name the machine as you like it, and remember the name, you’ll need it later.(VirtualBox automatically detects the OS) Take a look at our screenshot, and follow the steps. For example, if you have 32 GB, you can usually give 24GB without any issues. The more RAM you can give to the VM, the better, but leave some for the host system. Otherwise, your operating system may work poorly.

So definitely, if your host machine doesn’t have the supported TPM you cannot install Windows 11 in VirtualBox because Oracle VirtualBox is yet to support TPM.You should limit the amount of RAM for the VM to half of what your system has.

It’s so unfortunate that even with the plan-B option, that’s using the VirtualBox Manager, you will not still be able to run windows 11 because the resources that are required by the VirtualBox to run Windows 11 are dependent on that of your host Machine. To get started, what you need is to download and install the Oracle VirtualBox here. But in a situation whereby your PC doesn’t have the supported TPM nor the processor that meets the official requirement you will definitely want to fall back to running Windows 11 on a Virtual Machine Manager solution like Oracle VirtualBox Manager. This requirement also particularly requires that you have a system with TPM 2.0 support. To those who desired to do and have their hope cut-off when Microsoft released the official requirements for systems that can install Windows 11. Windows 11 is in high demand by many who desired to have a feel of the amazing great features that come with it.
