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There's a hack to allow Remote Desktop connections on Windows 7 Home Premium. It involves running an installer which modifies a system DLL. Here's a link to the guide: -enable-concurrent-sessions-windows-7-service-pack-1-beta


However, I have remaining one critical step: I receive a fatal error saying that windows.h file is not found. This seems something inherent to the Windows system (the windows.h file is nowhere to be found in my huge list of directories for the program), and the Mac does not seem to have an equivalent for windows.h ( -programming/96087-windows-h-mac.html).


After trying the suggestions in this post I went on to Finder > Network > Double click on the Computer > Connect As, and then I entered my windows user name password. It then showed the list of shares. Then I was able to mount one of the shared location.


It sound silly.... but I had a big fight with my MAC/Win10 LAN.I tried everything I read and nothing worked....till I set a password in the windows (onlyuser-account without M$-addons and logins) computer.


I was unable to connect to the user on my Windows laptop as my MacBook would keep giving an error that server not found. I finally turned off "Microsoft Account" under account settings on my windows laptop and chose to sign in with a "Local Account" instead.





To start a mac os x system from an iso, the easiest way is to use easybcd under windows rather than grub4dos. Easybcd can create in the bcd the choice to start a system from an iso. To create an easier iso, as it is written above, it is to use the commands of the terminal under mac. Create a folder containing the Extra folder (unavoidable for bootloader with chameleon (or Ermac's Enoch)) a system folder (practically empty just containing a SystemVersion.plist file (which is checked by chameleon at startup (the/System/Library/CoreServices/SystemVersion.plist, a System folder inside a Library folder, inside a CoreServices folder and inside the SystemVersion.plist file), a usr folder containing the standalone folder (create chameleon folder or Enoch, when you install this one on a partition, as a reminder chaméléon is a system bootloader mac os x on a hackintosh) (tree/usr/standalone) /usr/standalone, because in the command I use cdboot which is here/usr/standalone/i386/cdboot, cdboot to make bootable iso.

Back to the folder/Extra, it must contain the file "org.chameleon.Boot.plist" which contains all options for chameleon and option for system startup, can be a folder/Extra/Extentions, for extensions of the kernel that does not may not be in the cache (ex: FakeSMC.kext for macos x High Sierra, so any kexts that can not be in the cache), a smbios.plist file that contains the description of your mac (imac, mini, macbook, MacPro) (ex:

 

 SMbiosdate 
 09/03/13 
 SMbiosvendor 
 Apple Inc. 
 SMbiosversion 
 IM142.88Z.0118.B00.1309031249 
 SMboardproduct 
 Mac 27ADBB7B4CEE8E61 
 SMexternalclock 
 100 MHz 
 SMfamily 
 iMac )

 

you can find smbios.plist files on the net without difficulty. In the Extra folder there is also the kernel file of the system you want to start, originally the kernel file from Yosemite is "/System/Library/Kernels/kernel" once copied to the Extra folder you can name it as you want (eg "macHSker"), you must have the key in org.chameleon.Boot.plist

 Kernel 
 /extra/macHSker 

 

the cache file that according to the systems from Lion to El Capitan was in the folder/System/Library/Caches/com.apple.kext.caches/Startup/kernelcache, and from El Capitan in/System/Library/PrelinkedKernels/prelinkedkernel, the kernelcache (or prelinkedkernel) it is the assembly of the kernel and kernel extensions (kext) it is this file that allows to bypass the loading of all the kexts and the kernel at startup, once the file copied in the folde

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