Parts 1Downloading the Things You Will Need

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Download the VirtualBox expansion pack. This expansion pack enables USB 3.0 for keyboard and mouse support. Use the following steps to download the VirtualBox expansion pack:

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  Go to https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads in a web browser.
  
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  Scroll down and click All supported platforms below "VirtualBox 6.1.18 Oracle VM VirtualBox Extension Pack."
  
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  Double-click the expansion pack file in your web browser or Downloads folder to install it.
  
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  Click Install.
  
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  Scroll down to the bottom of the text and click I agree.
  
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Download a macOS disk image. You will need an image file for macOS. Below are two different download links for macOS 11.0 (Big Sur), which is the latest version of macOS. Go to one of the following links and click Download to download the zip file containing an image file for macOS Big Sur:

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  http://www.mediafire.com/file/k36q2yare1sc4bb/macOS_Big_Sur_Beta_11.0_%
  
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  http://www.mediafire.com/file/dbfod9u5q9ii9nd/macOS_Big_Sur_11.0.1_%
  
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Extract the macOS image file. After you download macOS, you will need to extract the image file. You can do so using an archive program like WinRAR. 7-Zip, or Windows File Manager. Open the zip file in your web browser or Downloads folder. Then click Extract all or whichever option extracts the entire contents of the zip file. Be sure to save the contents to a location that you can remember.
Part2
Creating a New Virtual Machine

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Create a new virtual machine in VirtualBox. VirtualBox has an icon that resembles a computer screen in the shape of a cube. Use the following steps to create a new virtual machine in VirtualBox:

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  Open VirtualBox.
  
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  Click New below the blue icon that resembles a circle with jagged edges.
  
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  Type a name for the new computer next to "Name".
  
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  Click the arrow pointing down next to "Machine Folder" and select a folder to install the virtual machine.
  
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  Use the drop-down menu next to "Type" to select "MacOS X."
  
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  Use the drop-down menu next to "Version" to select "MacOS X (64-bit)."
  
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  Click Next.
  
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