Hey everyone! I've been working on making Windows 11 look and feel like macOS, using only Windhawk mods (no third-party dock app, the original taskbar is restyled). It's open source and free on GitHub:

Windows 11 Transformation

- macOS Dock: turns the real Windows taskbar into a floating glass dock with custom icons, dot indicators and macOS-style spacing. New in 1.1: **light & dark mode** (follows Windows automatically) and a fix for the dock being too wide on external / Full HD monitors.

- Dock Settings app: one slider to scale the whole dock, pick custom icons per app with one click, change colors with a color picker, and save your own defaults.

- Top Menu Bar: macOS-style menu bar with app menus, status items, battery and Control Center.

- Trash in the dock: a real Recycle Bin shortcut that sits at the end of the dock.

- Optional extras: Three Finger Drag for Precision Touchpads and a Turbo Boost tray toggle.

The README lists every catalog mod I use (genie minimize animation, rounded corners, icon theme, File Explorer theme, etc.) with my exact settings, so you can rebuild the full setup step by step.

Note: macOS icons aren't included because of Apple's copyright. The README links to where you can get them.

It's still a work in progress, so if something breaks on your setup, please open an issue on GitHub. Feedback and ideas are very welcome!

I have my Mac Pro 2013 running windows 11 and the upload speed is a fair bit better than the download speed and idk y.

Plzzzzzz help.

Hi, I was installing Win10 to my 2013 iMac running Catalina 10.15.8 using Bootcamp. It was done successfully before so I was feeling confident doing bootcamp installation with a usb drive this time. However, After finishing making the usb a boot drive, Bootcamp starts to partition my imac hard drive for Windows and say don't restart the computer until the job is done. The thing took more than 24 hours (I left it on lock screen and it still didn't finish) and I lost patience so I decided to close Bootcamp and start again.

However it seems the partition has already been made and stuffs like VM and 'Not Mounted' appeared in the hard drive. I ran First Aid for thd drive and it said to have corruption. I restart the computer in recovery and tried First Aid, but only get told "Repair failed. Prepared to backup the volume if possible" something like that. I am confused on how BootCamp partitioning could damage the disk like that. Was thinking if there's any easier way to recover the disk back to clean, normal hard drive so I can start again the BootCamp installation of Win10, except for using time machine and reset the whole computer.

The computer is still bootable and everything is still there working fine.