Install Mac OS X Snow Leopard in PC with iAtkos S3 v2 using Virtualbox. ( New Method)

If you have seen this article, then you will find that mediafire link is dead, and it takes many downloads.

Today, I will show you how to install iAtkos S3 v2 (i.e. Mac OS X Snow Leopard), because it can install on both Intel and AMD based processors, in Virtualbox.

This needs:
1> Any bittorent client (I recommend uTorrent)
2> iAtkos S3 v2 installation disk.
3> 7-zip (or any program that can extract .zip files).
4> And obviously Virtualbox.

If you have all these stuff then you are ready to start.

1> Open Virtualbox. Select 'New' button on the toolbar. Name it whatever you like, in this case I'm using iAtkos. Click next and select the amount of RAM you want to give. (Minimum 1 GB)

2> Click next. Now select the amount of space you want to give. I gave it 10 GB (for testing purpose, if you want it for daily use give 20 GB). And make sure you choose 'dynamically allocated'.

3> Click next and then finish. Now select the name of your VM and click settings on toolbar.

4> Open System tab on the left and UNCHECK 'ENABLE EFI' Make sure you uncheck it.

5> Now open 'Display' tab and take the Video mamory slider to its max and check 'Enable 3D Acceleration'. It's optional.

6> Now open storage tab and add iAtkos iso that you have downloaded.

7> Click on OK or SAVE button to save. Now start your VM.

8> Wait for the chameleon screen to bypass. Choose your language and click next. When the menubar appears choose 'Utility' and then 'Disk Utility'. On the left panel click the hard drive and choose your partition name. I chose 'iAtkos S3'. Click Erase button just below it.

9> Close the Disk Utility when the partition is finsished. Click continue, click on your partition name and continue with the installation.

10>  Take some snack with you and watch the installation(or you can dance if you like). When the installation completes close the VM Window.

11> Now go to Settings>Storage tab. Right click on iAtkos iso disk and click remove.

12> Now start the VM. Voila. Mac OS X is now running on your Windows PC.

Now change and personalize your newly installed OS X.

Thanks for reading. Any confusion or question please comment.