Mac OS X Snow Leopard 10.6.3: Install DVD (untested, DVD-ROM, 2010, multilingual)

by: Apple

Publication date: 2010

Topics: Apple, Macintosh, Mac OS X, Snow Leopard, software

Language: English

Installation DVD for Mac OS X Snow Leopard. ISO for Boot Camp and DMG for installing on a Mac. Both files were created in Windows 10 and are untested because I only have two MacBooks and none of them work. It could be me being unlucky, but I know for a fact that both machines were bespoke toasters whenever I did something that the CPU had to work even the tiniest bit for. I have other notebooks from this era that still work fine despite lots of daily use under the same conditions. Needless to say, I'm not a believer anymore.

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Reviewer: Wish13 - - October 23, 2022
Subject: Trying it now!

It's downloading because Mac version take a lot of space even the isos. Going to install it in VirtualBox (Or VMWare)
. Giving it five stars even if it doesn't work.

Reviewer: NonoSplat 215 - - July 27, 2022
Subject: Thanks !

It works great for me with a 2008 iMac !

Reviewer: cadet_sket - - February 19, 2022
Subject: it works

i haven't tried the ISO file but i downloaded the DMG file one and it works. i managed to install it on my 2009 20" imac

Reviewer: Noel Duncan - - December 22, 2021
Subject: Great!

I can finally bring my MacBook mid 2010 back to its fast self again! snow leopard is actually still a good option for today. you might not think so but there is a version of Firefox called Firefox legacy. and it is fast and speedy for modern browsing on these older MacBooks. Definitely a lot better then using high Sierra and using safari etc. also the bootcamp worked great for windows xp! I haven't tried vista yet but I plan on it.

Reviewer: bikerspade - - November 21, 2021
Subject: "Boot Camp.iso" == "snowleopardinstall.dmg"

The iso and dmg files are identical; they have the same checksum and same file size.

I have confirmed the iso is good; the dump of my copy has the same checksum:

size: 8101199872
crc32: b9d246de
md5: 43e1440c76be960256ebfe793dbaf306
sha1: 14d4b965f7d680069a57703335b88e8156fbe0fa

Reviewer: Widehood - - November 8, 2021
Subject: Funcionó

Puede crear usb boot con este OS, gracias.

Reviewer: Anonymous - - June 2, 2021
Subject: Love this!

Thank you to whoever uploaded this. Now I can rediscover Snow Leopard from 2011.

Reviewer: PrivateHudson - - April 22, 2021
Subject: It works!

Thank you so much for this!

I just got a mid-2010 MacBook with no hard drive in it. I put an SSD in there and was trying to install any supported MacOS with no luck. I don't have any Macs and spent hours trying to download various OS DMG files and using TransMac to try to create a bootable USB in Windows.

Every single one failed to be recognized until I came across this. I've only tested the DMG file but it does work. Used it on conjunction with TransMac and created a bootable USB.

Reviewer: Trooperware - - January 25, 2020
Subject: Perfecto!

funciono en una MacBook (13-inch, Mid 2010)

Reviewer: DocQuantum - - August 7, 2019
Subject: The DMG worked great

I have an older 2010 macbook pro that came with 10.6.3, meaning the old retail 10.6 would not work on it (would cause a kernel panic). I used the image with TransMac to create a bootable flash drive and was able to install Snow Leopard on the laptop. Thank you!

I did not test the bootcamp iso or any other parts of the archive.

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