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How to Install MacOS Monterey 12 on an Unsupported Mac, MacBook, iMac or Mac Mini in 2022
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- Опубліковано 17 сер 2024
- Today I will show you how to Install macOS Big Monterey 12 on an Unsupported Mac, MacBook iMac, Mac Mini, Mac Pro - Basically ANY MAC that has been made from around 2008 onwards. However I will show you how you can check if your Mac is comptible with Monterey.
To be clear this guide shows you how to install Mac OS Monterey, it is up to you to backup your data first and use Monterey at your own risk, I am not responsible for any loss of data etc...For me as you can see I installed Monterey and it worked for me, however due to unforeseen circumstances I can't help with all install steps if it doesn't work out for you. I also can't support or guide you on the use of additional Apps you may install like for example Office (word, powerpoint, excel), Final Cut Pro, Photoshop etc... they may work - they may not. However do help others in the comments if you get Apps to work what other are struggling with.
Please make sure your Mac is Compatible here;
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Using OpenCore; I have successfully installed macOS Big Monterey 12 onto a 2012 MacBook Pro and you can to on your Intel Mac!
You will need a USB stick and and the OpenCore Legacy patcher.
The USB stick I have used and works with MacOS Big Sur is this one;
UK - amzn.to/2UKD7EW
You can download this from OpenCore Legacy website;
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0:00 How it is possible..
1:07 DO NOT SKIP - Important Steps before Starting!
5:50 Install Part 1 - Download & USB Setup
16:57 Install Part 2 - Installation
27:53 Install Necessary Patches for your Mac
Do you have a old Mac you could install Monterey onto? Let me know what model you have or will try this with...
Can it be installed on 2011 iMac ?
@@bghamzzz I believe it can but double check the supported models section on the website I provide.
Thanks will do
💕 Love ❤️ that
Can this be intalled to macbook 2009, because this is the macbook that i have right now?
I never comment on videos, but this tutorial literally saved my 2015 iMac. It's like a new machine! Thanks for walking us through each step so clearly. I'm utterly amazed this worked!
the one thing that is holding me back from doing this on my air 2012 is updates do i have to do this every time there is one?
@@fritsmolenaar05Haha, I’m actually doing this to my mid 2012 13 inch MacBook Air. Before school. Good luck as it’s really good, I chose my air over my 2015 pro because of the battery life
woohoo. I just upgraded from Catalina to Monterey by following your video. I bought a second mac which was running Catalina and my current mac Montery and I tried to migrate data but it didn't work due to the OS compatibility and after following your instructions its all up and working. Now I can run Logic and continue with my music production.
Thank you soo much.. You have been amazing from start to finish.
Earlier today I installed Monterey onto a 2011 Mac Mini with 16gig ram and 2 internal 1 tb SSD drives. Perfectly upgraded with these great instructions! Can’t seem to get sidecar to work, but can’t have it all. Thanks!
You might need to upgrade the WiFi & Bluetooth card to get sidecar working.
Hello there tried to install Monterey on my 2011 Mac mini without any luck,did everything Matt said but for some reason wouldn’t boot from internal ssd only worked as of usb.
I've just updated my MacBook Pro 2008 (4.1). It gave my machine a new lease of life. before I did the update I upgraded my Hard Drive to SSD- There is no lag which I'm surprised about and I can still use wifi. Thanks for the video it's much appreciated. All the best for 2023.
Can you give me a tip I have been stuck on a boot look I followed all the steps.
Thanks Matt. Followed your instructions & my 2012 MacBook Pro is rocking Monterey like it was born to do it. That's good enough for me; all I needed was an OS that would run GarageBand and the latest Google Chrome; this build fits the bill perfectly. You rock sir! Thanks!
I’ve been stuck on BigSur for too long.
Bought a refurbished MacPro a few years back with a non-apple SSD hard drive and everywhere I looked, the update just didn’t work. This finally got the job done.
Thank you for the step-by-step tutorial, my machine is running great!
Holy cow! What a video! I've got that 13" mid-2012!!- with SSD + 16 G/Ram! Just want you to know how much I appreciate your video! VERY WELL DONE!!!
Excellent and well documented process for updating an older Apple product. Installed MacOS Monterey (Kingston 256 SSD, & 4GB Dual Channel RAM) on a Macbook 5,2 using a 32GB, USB 3.0 Flash Drive. The install was much quicker than I expected and the Macbook seems faster than on El Capitan. Well done and thank you very much for your fine tutorial!
This is a great tutorial for those who wanted MacOS Monterey 12 without buying a new gadget.
I ended up getting a 27 inch iMac for $20, but with a 512 gb SSD,16 gb of RAM, and this, I've got a pretty strong AIO! Thanks for the guide
I got a 2014 imac big sur and I'm hoping this works. It already denied the latest software which is the Sonoma.
Thank you for this info. I installed Monterey on an 120GB SSD from OWC that I had bought for a Mac Mini expansion, in an external enclosure. So my late 2008 MB Pro 5,1 w/8GB RAM now runs OS 10.11.6 from the spiny drive, or with the external plugged in it runs Monterey. It took me a few tries to get the installation right and the 'About one minute remaining' at the end took an hour or more to finish. I have some things that won't run on the latest OS so this gives me two machines in one. Further info on my MB - This machine sat for years, I thought it was dead, because the power supply light was on and the machine wouldn't work. I plugged in my old power supply from another MB by accident one day and this MB came back to life.
Great instructions! I bought a used 2012 Mac Mini on the cheap, just run a certain program that I needed. My hopes were dashed when I found that it could only install the software on a recent OSX version that the 2012 machine would not upgrade to. Coming from a Windows background, I did not expect this. The patch saved me. Thank you for the video!
Bet $100 bucks that the program was Xcode...
Can't thank you enough for this video Matt. It has saved me a small fortune. I bought a new MacBook Pro last year because I was stuck on High Sierra on my (mid 2011) 27" iMac with 24GB of RAM and 1TB SSD and couldn't upgrade to the latest levels of PS and LR for photo editing and other software that I use. My iMac was working perfectly apart from that. I was about to invest in a new monitor to go with my MacBook Pro as I missed my 27" screen for photo editing. Your instructions were very clear with plenty of warnings on backup etc. I did have a few squeaky bum moments as I could not get my bluetooth Magic Mouse or Keyboard to connect after installing Monterey. I had to borrow USB versions of both from friends to get past these steps. However, once Monterey was fully installed and rebooted both connected as I would expect. I don't know if you have tried installing this on an iMac, but I would suggest that you recommend to have USB mouse and keyboard available just in case. Thanks once again.
I'm currently doing it on a 27 iMac 2012. Only issues I have found is time machine doesn't restore properly and it went into a bootloop so I had to reinstall Monterey again. Will just run as a fresh install.
So fresh install didn't help and I found WiFi doesn't work
@@prescribedtube Found the solution? I have the same outdated 27 imac 2012.
@Patrick Schonewille sadly no. And so I can't use latest photoshop or lightroom sigh.
@@prescribedtube thanks for the info. The webpage of opencore says that everything is supported for the iMac 13,2.. picking my brains out if I should try it or not haha
omg it worked!!!
i’ve macbook pro 13’ 2011 with i7, 8gb of ram, and 256gb ssd
i was stuck on catalina and i couldn’t install apps because they required a newer version of macos, however after i successfully installed monterey i was able to download them
so thank you very much 💛
Thank you for this. I was able to install macOS Monterey on my Macbook Pro 17 inch, late 2011, with failed gpu. And bonus, the display is much improved on my previously installed macOS Big Sur. Additonal bonus, I did not have to wipe my hard drive. Awesome.
This video saved me a lot of time (that I didn't have) to update the old computers in my home. THANK YOU! I had no problems with any step. Good job emphasizing the need to have the USB drive ready.
Your video has come at the right time; I have a 2013 iMac disassembled and am going to take out the old HD and install a 512GB SSD outside (I am not going to go thru with opening the iMac anytime soon, at my old age my tolerance with these things are minimal 😂). I have to say that this is the best Monterrey how-to for unsupported Mac hardware. Thank you, sir; you gain a subscriber here 🙋♂️. Stay safe.
With your help, I installed MacOS Monterey 12.5 on three old Apple computers: A MacBook Pro 13-inch Retina (Late 2013), a Mac mini (Late 2012) and an iMac (27-inch, Late 2009). It's sad that these perfectly good machines are denied the latest operating system by Apple. My MacBook Pro already had solid state storage, but by just installing SSDs into the Mac mini and the iMac, they're working great. (Note, the Find My and Maps apps don't work on the 2009 iMac). I really appreciate your help and I appreciate the work of the team who developed Open Core Legacy Patcher.
I´m having problems with Maps on MB pro 2009 --- 8gb RAM; 250GB SSD.
I also have an old 2009 (late)iMac….I’ll have to give this a go….was a little worried since it’s so old but if it’s working on yours, then no reason it won’t work on mine.
Thanks for a great walkthrough, just updated an old 2013 iMac to Monterey with zero problems, you have a new subscriber here…
Thank you so much Matt. I live in Iran and these days the internet speed here is extremely low; However, I was able to do your solution on my MacBook Pro (13-inch, Late 2011)🌹
Worked very straightforward in my old MBP 2012! Thank you so much!!! Best video I've seen for this purpose! Thanks, Matt!!!
had a bit of trouble on a mac mini 6,1 from 2012. followed the instructions and ignored the prompt to install opencore to the usb after creating the installer, which seemed odd. installed to efi of the machine instead as recommended. maybe i misheard. a short while after starting install, came back to a powered off machine. when powering on no chime, wouldn't boot from either choice after using option key to boot - received a circle with line through it and link to support mac startup website. grabbed a backup mac and installed opencore to the usb installer, made sure to choose correct target model identifier. then was able to complete install. and now can boot off the hard disk no problems. thanks for this guide! all to get automated captions from captionator. now to reinstall my digi 002! lol wish me luck. i'm not frugal you're frugal. if I were to do this again, I would focus on writing opencore to the efi of the usb installer initially and post install would install both opencore to the efi and also the post install patch. the patch said it was already completed but i did it anyways and it overwrote all the files.
I used opencore 0.6.6 and monterey 12.6.6. downloaded monterey elsewhere not through opencore. hope this helps someone.
Thanks for this video! This was super helpful. I've been a Windows user my whole life and this tutorial helped me so much with my sister's Macbook Pro from 2010. The instructions were clear and I went through the installation with no issues.
I found your comment a year ago I think Monterey is good in 2024
did you update from app store for latest os after following this video?@@radishattitude
Nice video, but absolutely no need to erase your original OS when installing or upgrading your OS. It will install/upgrade over it perfectly well, just as if you'd done a standard OS upgrade from Apple. All your Apps and settings are still there. No need to recover them from a Time Machine backup (although do still make one).
Upgraded an HFS+ High Sierra machine to APFS Big Sur with OCLP and it both translated the disk system from HFS+ to APFS as well as did the installation and upgrade to Big Sur. Because that's what Apple does and they're actually doing the work. OCLP just says "Yes, this machine is compatible (wink), over to you Apple." When all the dust has settled, it applies any required patches.
Good to know you can do this as I had problems upgrading from Catalina to Monterey on a 2012 MBP
This video tutorial was simply stunning. Thanks Matt.
I just succesfully installed monterey on my macbook pro 13 mid 2012, took a while though since first I installed it on the wrong drive, so I had to start over again and then when I was finished it started rebooting again and again, I thought it had just got stuck on a bootloop, but I let it do it's thing and it rebooted like 5-6 times before it went on to the setup phase, but now I have monterey installed and everything seems to be working. And now, I can install xcode on my 2012 macbook pro, I'm glad I didn't shell out the extra money for a 2015 macbook pro that would've been officially supported by apple for monterey. Also, I have 16gb of ram and a big ssd in my mbp, would've had to settle for 8gb/128gb ssd base model 2015 mbp otherwise. These opensource guys behind this project deserve my thanks for doing this, allowing people to keep using their old macbooks without them becoming e-waste. I should probably try this on my old 2011 imac as well.
My Jaw is Completely in the floor right now mate! I cannot Believe i just updated my $100 offer up purchased macbook pro late 2011 to this OS. I am thankful I am Greatful! I followed the instructions to up until after rebooting and you had us erase our internal hard drives. I was afraid to do it because I didnt have a backup so i skipped that part just for it to still work. Now some the applications that were on my old OS no longer work which i knew wouldn’t because there now outdated. But i can get all the new stuff so im stocked! Thankful for another 5 years with this clunker 😅
Great video matt! Its really helpful for the people who have older mac
Keep up the good work
I tried the step-by-step on my 2013 iMac ( that is compatible with 24gigs ram ) and at the end it just keeps restarting a few times but eventually got to the setup screen. thank you so much!
The long way but by far the best and only way that has worked for me. Touché 👏🏾👏🏾
Thank you soooo much. No one has been able to explain and show this install the way u have. God bless u!! U r amazing and keep up this excellent work. You truly ROCK!! Wish i found u a month ago. But better late than never!
Great tutorial, thanks for explaining every step even the waiting ones 😂 I got mine fully working on my Macbook Pro mid 2014 with Nvidia graphics
How’s it holding up?
@@OrcinusLaryngologist it's OK, Im keeping my Mac in Monterrey with the latest update. I get a weird behavior when waking it up when I open the lid and sometimes it gets unresponsive but I think it's a battery issue
Wow! Well done for quite the complicated install for the average user. Just a note for those with a 2014 15 " Macbook Pro i7-4770HQ, 16Gb ram, OWC 1.0TB Aura Pro X2 SSD, after using both Big Sur and Monterey, I'm sticking with Big Sur as the performance seems slightly faster. And it is much easier to install an "Official" upgrade. Thanks for the tutorial!
can you install Big Sur on a 2012 i5 8gb mcbook pro ?
noted and thankyou
Hii can you help me with something? I did everything exactly like the tutorial and may max works amazing but in my usb there aren’t any patches to install, do you know how can I fix this or what do I do?
You would be better off asking the original poster. SO your usb should work without drivers. Go to "the apple' , about this mac, then system report. The usb and driver should be listed. Hope this helps.@@marygl163
Wow - is all I can say - thank you so much. I’ve been able to use some software that would not run on Big Sur and by following this video and within 24 hours I am running the latest Mac OS. In my mind this is sustainable and good for the environment that I am able to use older hardware without having to purchase a new machine.
Without a doubt, the clearest and best tutorial on the web. Thanks from Pensacola, Florida USA
Wow.. This open core sounds like something my friends would love to try... I would like to get an iPhone pro when released..
It is great and bring life back to old Macs!
Thanks Matt for such a detailed and awesome video,I appreciate your time and efforts in creating this!.I plan to buy a Mac Mini in 2022!.Good luck for 400K subscribers Matt🎉🎊🎉🎊🎉🔥🙂!.You are so amazing Matt and I love how simple yet detailed your videos are,They are very helpful
,informative and entertaining-Keep it up Matt!.
you said matt four times in one sentence i know it kinda seems normal but just read it again
@@juniorabdul1122 first thing i notice 😂😭
after creating installer, there is an error, I didn't take a photo(the creating installer process takes me several hours). but this seems affects the process: I reboot the laptop and hold down option, then select EFI boot--> select Install macOS Monterey, but it didn't start the installing process, instead it boot to my current macOS.
I million kisses to you sir. I have an iMac18 and this was not on the list of supported devices. I went through all the steps as if my computer was an iMac17 instead and everything ran smooth 👏
Could you please help me. I did everything but at the end i got a black screen with a traffic sign and apple support link and then my mac mini shuts down.
Yeah same here 😢
Thanks for this detailed tutorial, Matt 👍 I do have one question. After having done this, can I safely get the future updates? I hear different things about that. At tech guy at MacRepair A'dam said no. But others say it's no problem. I noticed others are wondering about that also. Would be great to hear your take on this!
If you're getting the error "Command not found" while installing the update just make sure your usb drive is completely erased and formatted to do this open disk utility plug your usb drive into your Mac and then click on the usb drive and on the top click erase and for the format click macOs Extended (Journaled) (it may appear as OS X Extended (Journaled) you can click it) and for the Scheme put GUID partition map then click erase now you're all set to install the update 😁
Upgraded a Mid 2009 MacBook Pro to 8 Gb RAM and 1Tb Kingston USB. Using the video I was able to easily upgrade to Monterey. It's working brilliantly.😀
Yo i have 2 kingston usb's but i didnt use those.
I've got a mid 2012 MBP 13, and it's really tempting to do this upgrade. However, natively supported macOS Catalina is smooth and stable (after a few hardware upgrades) and I've got it set up with Windows 10 in BootCamp so, frankly, I'm afraid to mess with anything.
I can respect that. But one day if you ever need to upgrade, the option is there
I’m too broke to buy apple products - that’s why I am planning on winning a MacBook Air in a giveaway on this really cool tech channel instead of buying a new computer
I don’t think you are gonna win.. Lol
@@Lloyd01 same lmao
Don't care plus didn't ask
@@hamzajunaid5421bros mad
@@Lloyd01yuh hell 😂
I have an error occurred while preparing the installation try running this application again please help I got Mac mini late 2012
This works on my macbook air 2013 with 4GB ram and 128GB storage. It's perfectly usable ! Better than BRAND NEW Chromebook.
Really helpful, love the fact that you explain everything in detail which makes this easy to do
does it lag on an older mbp
I have a mid 2012 MBP. If I switch to Monterey, can I do future updates to Monterey thru Apple?
DO NOT DO IT!
@@playipstreamsolutions5538 why? Can you explain
@@playipstreamsolutions5538why not?
No just make a Time Machine, And then use opencore again.
Hey from where he downloaded Monterey file I installed from torrent but during half inslllation it says file is damaged
Hello, I've used your tutorial to install MacOS Monterey on a 2012 IMac and it worked well, thanks ! However, I've recently updated the IMac to the 12.6 version and now the graphics are weird : I can't control the brightness and everything is dark and a bit slower. What can I do to fix it ? should I not make any updates if I install MacOS Monterey with your tutorial ? thank you in advance !
Update : I updated OpenCore Patcher and installed the patches and everything is back to normal !
Crucial question, I'd like to know too!
Well, what a great video. Thank you for taking the time to make it.
I tried a few other tutorials, had zero success with them, and wasted several hours. I might add that a few screens were a little different from yours along the way but nothing I could not work out.
The final part of the installation got to "Under one minute remaining," and it must have taken about 15 minutes. I was beginning to think it had frozen, but it hadn't. Several Apple logo start-up screens kept looping over and over. At that point, I removed the USB drive and shut the PC down. The restart took forever, but eventually, it started up OK.
My MacBook Air originally had OS X Yosemite dated Oct 2014 and the PC is a MacBook Air 7,2 so this is a great update, also when I went to run the patcher there were none required and the old PC is running very well considering it only has 4GB ram and is an Intel i5 with 128 SSD.
Thanks for this! Now running Monterey on my Late 2009 MacBook 👏
Thank You for this great tutorial! My macbook pro stoped working and i followed Your instruktions, now it works flawlessly!
Worked. 2010 MacBook pro. The open core software has changed a little but do the same as the video. Do everything the same way. Make sure you download the installer to the right place and the open core installer and if you did everything right you're usually just sitting there waiting for a really long time for things to download and to install. It restarted about 4 times showing the installer and I thought it was stuck in a boot loop but it was just installing.
Mate, I had a 2012 imac I bought running on Catalina, and I needed it for Final Cut Pro but FCP turns out cannot be installed on Catalina! I was ready to resell teh imac before I saw your video...went step by step at the same time with you and it worked! well done, really good content!
Installed this on my early 2015 MacBook. Works great very quick no lag not experiencing any issues definitely think apple could still of supported a lot of MacBooks for longer.
But where is the money? Apple doesnt see you as a customer but as a piggybank.
Thanks 4 the informative video.
I will try on my Mac 2012, I’m on Catalina right now,I did a upgrade on my Mac,500gb Samsung SSD,16 ram and new battery.
My Mac it’s really fast.
Apple it’s Awesome 🤩
Hiya!
Appreciate the help with the download! I have a late 2013 iMac with a SATA disk and 24 gigs of memory and my computer is running perfectly!! Thank you for the help and look forward to seeing more of your content.
Giving time frames on how long things could take helped me out so much because Normally I would’ve gave up with how long some things took😂
This guy here is a genius hats off to you my friend
Thanks for this video, I updated my MacBook pro early 2011 with SSD and 16gb ram, and although now turning on the laptop takes more time the Monterey works really good. Something I've noticed is some last version apps run good and others are not opening, it is a shame as the computer still has a lot of ´life´ and the companies are pushing us to buy the newest gear for access to their programs.
The 2024 type of open core is a little bit diff but this vid helped a lot at works!!!!!’ Thank u do much💙
Thank you for ur video , I was able to upgrade my Old MacBook Air 2014 & 2015 , and my iMac 2012 - 21.5” to MacOS Monterey after following carefully ur video tutorial….
Hai I,m Prasenjit Saha from Kolkata,West Bengal, India watched ur useful & very much supportive video upgrading MacBook pro A1278 to os Monterey procedure . Thanks a lot, I,ve to upgrade my old A1278 mid 2012 MacBook pro by ur instructions
No Mac book for me but this was a great video you went at a pace that was easy to follow
after you install monterey, you can run system updates normally? I installed last week and now I received an update notification, of OS 12.6
I am absolutely grateful for this tutorial!!! It worked on my MacBook Pro (mid 2014)🎉
I successfully done my Monterey on my iMac 27 late 2012 thanks and god bless you without this video and you it want be possible thanks again praying God for you
Hi there, it just seems to keep restarting every time the installation finishes. It takes me back to the same black screen with the two options and it does it all over again, what should I do?
Fantastic step by step. Without a doubt, the clearest and best tutorial on the web. Thanks from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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So the upgrade was perfect however I now have a notification in setting to update to the next version of OS will this update work or will I need to do the Open patcher processs for the next level of OS
Love your videos and hope to see more tutorial content like this, you make it so easy to understand what to do
It was very helpful. Installed Monterey to MacBook Pro 2014, flawlessly. Thank you !
Hi I have the same machine running BigSur, can I know from your experience how is it performing now, is it worth upgrading from BigSur to Monterey?
Great video, very helpful. I was able to upgrade my Mac Unibody 2010 to monterrey and now I am actually getting an update notification from the app store to install Ventura. Thank you
Worked great for my MacBookPro10,2 . Can I use the same USB drive that I used to install Monterey for another MacBook Air or should I restart this procedure from scratch.
Thank you very much mannnnn because of you I can update my macbook pro 2012. Very very happy keep updating us mannnnnn
Thanks Matt, Great video, instructions were spot on, I just upgraded a Late 2013 Macbook air to MacOs12 Monterey, worked like a charm
Instantly subscribed to your channel! THANK YIU SO MUCH! I have a MacBook 2011 and it worked with no hiccups
work perfect with 2009 2010 2011 imac?
Thank you for guiding me with installation on my iMAC2011 - it runs so smooth and quick, much better than my MacBook 2015 Pro, I'm shocked
Thank you Matt for this video. i followed your steps and i was able to upgrade my 2014 macbook pro OS Big Sur 11.7 to OS Sonoma 14.5
Thx you sir for your hard working to share this tutorial appreciate it and now im can use mac to install all app which is not supported because of the old Mac OS problem😊
Thank you so much for this installation guide! It helped me understand and do the installation process! the computer installed it on was a macbook pro mid 2009. great guide!
I have the latest MacBook Pro and don't even need to do this. I was just so impressed how detailed the steps were. Amazing video! 😀
Incredible step by step tutorial! Thank you so much Matt.
My early 2011 macbook pro was slowly being rendered usueless and operating very slowly and many apps starting to stop working.... I knew the hardware was still fine and capable but Apple are dirty by not allowing me above High Sierra.
I followed this video at every stage after a ridiculously long 1st time time machine backup... my mac had 8gb ram but 500gb spinny HD.
However i managed to install OS Ventura 13.6.4 using your steps and opencore 🙌 in 6 hours (honestly thought it would be an all day & night thing - think i was lucky by having 8gb ram)
I now have Ventura and macbook is working fast and fantastic again, just need to reinstall my apps and paste my files from my earlier time machine backup.
1 thing to note... upon doing the final step 'opencore patcher - Root patches' i looked at my usb files and the opencore patcher download was NOT THERE only the OS installer... so i worried i may not finish the last phase and fix patches.
I went on safari and followed all the instructions again from early in the video when downloading the opencore launcher.
Fortunately once it downloaded and opened, it gave the option to 'root patched version' or whatever it says, as i was worried it wouldnt know.
I ran the root patch option as Matt showed (except i had to redownload it as opposed to it still being on the usb as it was for Matt)
The mac restarted and then i trash canned the opencore app as stated.
And boom! All done. Absolutely buzzing by this and has saved my computer.
Literally do everything slowly and watch each step in the video as you do it, to avoid mistakes.
Thank you Matt you legend ❤
Godd job matt iam installls to work macos monterey on macbook pro mid 2012 thnks brow
Great video. The only (BIG) issue is that the new installed iOS has a lot of network issues like: Not being able to connect to other Wi-Fis, once deactivated Bluetooth I cannot reactivate it, Airplay not working (which was the reason for all this). Any idea on what is going wrong? I have searched for hours, but could not find a solution.
Thanks Matt, I have just got a 2012 Mac Mini cheap off eBay as my first Apple product (haven't been able to afford one before), it was better than I thought, it came with a 256Gb SSD and 8Gb RAM as opposed to 128 SSD and 6Gb RAM advertised. I've just upgraded to Catalina but can't load a lot of Apps I want. So I'm hoping I can use Opencore Legacy Patcher to bring it up to Monterey 😊
Thank you so much Matt. I just followed your guide and installed Monterey on an old 2013 Macbook Pro.
This saved my MacBook Pro (early 2013). After doing a factory reset, I could not get Xcode to work with Catalina because it was not supported on this Catalina, but now I am running the latest MacOS with Xcode.
i followed the video every step of the way but the wifi connect... how do i fix that issue to get wifi working again
I accidentally clicked returned back to home on the last step and had to start all over 😅
Thanks so much man!! I wish all youtubers were like you!!!
Just did all that on a Macbook Pro from mid 2014 and it works fine. Thanks a lot very usefull!
Best video Matt. Hope to see the macOS Ventura video soon.
Your voice accent is almost like Korg in Thor movie.😂. Thank you very much for this Tutorial.
Matt - i have a really buggy imac 2013 doing various mad stuff so i know something not right. Its bog standard & so i was hoping Monterey instal might just eliminate it. In opencore i don't get the download link in assets, its just spinning a wheel constantly. Tried different browsers etc. I take it its the imac and its problems causing obstacle to the download would you say ?
thank you because of you i could update my old 2011 macbook that was running high sierra to Monterey