Snow Leopard 10.6.2 For PC [Installation fully Explained]

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MAC OS X SNOW LEOPARD INFO:







Expose
Snow Leopard includes a number of user UI improvements intended to make working with Mac OS X easier and more efficient. Expose, Apple's system for visually finding the window you want on a cluttered desktop, used to be relegated to the Function keys on your keyboard. Snow Leopard now makes Expose accessible from the Dock; just click and hold on a Dock icon to see thumbnails of all the open windows in that application. Hitting the Tab key lets you cycle through the preview thumbnails of each open application. Using Expose in the Dock is very natural and elegant, making us wonder why this wasn't already a feature in Leopard.

The Dock
In addition to using Expose to find the right window, you now also have the ability to drag files from one application to another using the Dock. Let's say you want to add an image to an e-mail, but your desktop is full of open windows. In Snow Leopard you can go to the image, drag it to the Mail icon in the Dock, and your e-mail window will spring-load, allowing you to drop the image into place. Though the ability to drag and drop files in this fashion is nice, we're not sure it's much easier than attaching an image by browsing through your folders. Still, if you know the image is already on your desktop, it's probably the faster method.

Stacks
Stacks got a much-needed upgrade as well. In Leopard, Stacks only listed a certain number of files and applications requiring you to go to a Finder window if your app wasn't listed. Similarly, if you tried to open a folder in Stacks, you were sent to the Finder. In Snow Leopard, Stacks comes with a scroll bar so icons are still easy to read and anything can be launched out of the Dock. Folders are now accessible within Stacks as well, so you'll be able to navigate to files within folders all without leaving the Stacks Window. These changes make Stacks much more useful than before and probably should have been available when Stacks was introduced.

The Finder
While the Finder itself saw little in the way of interface tweaks, the way files behave in the Finder makes it easier to use. A zoom slider has been added to the lower right of Finder windows so you can zoom in on icons. An enhanced icon view has been added, letting you preview multipage documents and even play QuickTime movies without ever leaving the Finder window.

Preview
now lets you preview almost any file, even if it was created with software you don't have on your hard drive. This means common file types from Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, and even PDF files can all be previewed without owning the programs they were created in. As an added bonus, Preview in Snow Leopard provides accurate text selection to multicolumn PDF files using artificial intelligence to infer the layout of each page. This means that Preview recognizes that there are multiple columns in your document so you can select the text you want from any column.

Safari 4
Safari 4 has been widely available for some time, but it offers a couple of new features when running in Snow Leopard. Safari 4 already includes Top Sites for viewing all your favorite sites as thumbnails for easy access and full history search, which lets you view your history in a Cover Flow-like interface. But in Snow Leopard, Safari is now crash resistant. This means that if a plug-in crashes, it won't crash the whole browser. Simply refresh the page to try to load the plug-in again. Also, Safari checks to see if a site you are visiting is known to be fraudulent, is distributing malware, or is known to be a phishing site, and then warns you if it is


QuickTime X
QuickTime X, Apple's media player, got some major tweaks in Snow Leopard. Now, when you play a movie and move your mouse outside the window, the interface fades away quickly to give you a more immersive video-viewing experience. When watching a movie, you can click the new Share button to convert your movie for iPod, iPhone, or Apple TV, and QuickTime converts the video to work best on your chosen device. You also can now record video from your Webcam, audio, or just the action on your screen with a few clicks. Those with the iPhone 3GS will recognize the new trimming feature in QuickTime X, letting you grab just the video content you want.

QuickTime X probably received the most interface tweaks in the Snow Leopard update. The cleaned-up interface and autofade features look great (like most things Apple), but it's more of an aesthetic improvement than anything else. The recording features for video, audio, and screencast capturing are the big wins here and used to be offered only in QuickTime Pro. It's good to see these features will be able to be used by a wider audience in Snow Leopard.


Before you Start:

-this DVD Made for Non-Apple Computers only so don't try it with Apple Hardware

-Snow Leopard Will run on both 32/64 bit PCs but better you have a 64 BIt Processor

- Better use PS2 Mouse and Keyboard

- Back-up All your Data Before Installation [Better Use a Empty Hard Drive ]

-Check your Processor For SSE2, SSE3 And 64 Bit compatibility With this tool

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Install options Mac OS X Update: Mac OS X 10.6.1 Update Mac OS X 10.6.2 Update Combo Boot Loaders: Chameleon RC3 PCEFI 10.3 Chameleon RC3 PCEFI 10.5 Kernels: Intel Atom Kernel 10.2.0 Legacy Kernel 10.2.0 Intel AMD Mobdin Kernel 10.0 AMD Only

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Installation Guide if you want dual boot Guide go here Code: http://www.taranfx.com/how-to-install-mac-os-x-snow-leopard-on-pc-dual-boot Screenshots. Things you Need - A PC with a Intel or Amd processor [SSE2, SSE3 64 Bit Processor][SSE2-SSE3] -An Empty hard Drive -At-least 1 GB of Ram -DVD-Rom Drive - An Empty DVD-R -Image Burner Software [Nero/BurnAware/..] -A Pepsi or Coke Bottle [optional] Things you have to do before Installation Setup Your Bios first try to install in a Default Bios Mode if you have problem try the following things Detailed BIOS setup Images Code: http://lifehacker.com/5351553/hackintosh-bios-gallery//gallery/5 Special Notes : American Mega-trends Bios Mainbards [Biostar,Foxconn,Gigabyte..] 1.Disable EHCI (set it to “disabled” its right down under USB Legacy support) 2.Disable Speedstep its under CPU settings. Intel and Asus 1. Disable All Power Saving Features 2. No problem With SATA AHCI Features if you have EP45-UD3R (and similar) BIOSes Please Disable All these Things if Previous Installation failed with Default Bios -CPU Enhanced Halt (C1E) -C2/C2E State Support -CPU EIST Function -C4/C4E State Support -Virtualization Technology Preparing Snow Leopard DVD For More info about this Code: http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/lofiversion/index.php/t181903.html Step 1 1-Extract Archives And Burn the ISO in a DVD-R normally with nero or something 2-Now Restart the PC with Snow Leopard DVD inside [make sure you Have backed up all your Data or Using a New or empty Hard Drive] Press F8 and Boot into Snow Leopard Type Like This you can also Try "-V" 'cpus=1 -v" without any quotes language Select Customize Option Note: dont Select more than one Driver in a List For Example : if you have Nvidia 7300 only select Nvidia in the Graphic Driver List dont select any other