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This is an article that shows you how to open executable files (EXE) on Mac. To do this, you can install the freeware WINE, or install Windows 8 or 10 using your Mac’s Boot Camp feature.
Steps
Using WINE
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Visit the WineBottler site at http://winebottler.kronenberg.org/ . WINE is an advanced program, and WineBottler adds a user-friendly interface to WINE.
- However, some programs are not affiliated with WINE. If the EXE file does not run on WINE, you will need to use Boot Camp.
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Click the “WineBottler 1.8-rc4 Development” button. This is the button shown in the middle of the page and has a green arrow icon.
- If you use an operating system older than OS X Capitan, click WineBottler 1.6.1 Stable .
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Click Download when asked. This will take you to the ad screen.
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Click SKIP AD (Skip Ad). This option appears in the upper right corner of the screen after 5 seconds.
- Do not click on any other links on this page while waiting for the SKIP AD button to appear.
- If you use an ad blocker, you’ll need to disable ad blocking on this page first.
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Wait for the WineBottler download to complete. If WineBottler does not automatically download after 5 seconds, you can click on the link “WineBottlerCombo_1.8-rc4.dmg” to request the download.
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Install WineBottler. To do this, you’ll double-click the WineBottler installation file, and then drag the “Wine” and “WineBottler” icons into the “Applications” folder.
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Click with two fingers on the EXE file. This will bring up a menu.
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Select Open With near the top of the drop-down menu.
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Click Wine . You will see this program to the left or right of the selection list in the window just displayed. A warning will appear on the screen.
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Make sure the “Run directly in” option is selected. If not, you’ll click the circle to the left of “Run directly in [address]”.
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Click Go . It’s the blue button in the lower right corner of the alert window. If supported by WINE, the EXE file will start to boot.
- If the EXE file is not displayed when you use WINE, try the next method.
Using Boot Camp
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Make sure you have the Windows installation file. The MacOS Boot Camp program supports Windows 8, 8.1, and 10. [1] X Research Source
- You can also download the Windows version ISO file from the Microsoft site.
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Open your Mac’s Utilities folder. You can do this by clicking the magnifying glass icon in the upper-right corner of your Mac screen, typing “Utilities,” and clicking the Utilities folder.
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Double-click Boot Camp Assistant with the gray hard drive icon.
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Follow the instructions on the screen. These steps include selecting the Windows installation file, selecting the drive where you want to install Windows, and restarting the Mac.
- If you want to install Windows from USB, you will be asked to insert the USB during the process.
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Wait for the Mac to restart. After completing the installation of Boot Camp setup, you will be asked to restart your Mac. Once your Mac has restarted, you’ll be taken to the Windows settings screen. [2] X Research Source
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Select the “BOOTCAMP” partition if necessary. If you are installing Windows from USB, you will have to select this option to continue with the installation.
- If you want to install Windows directly from the ISO file, Boot Camp will partition the drive for you.
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Follow the on-screen Windows installation instructions. The process will vary depending on the version of Windows you’re using, but you’ll have to restart your Mac after finishing the process, just like you did when you installed the Boot Camp Assistant.
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Hold down the ⌥ Option key while restarting the Mac. This is the operation to load the Startup Manager window.
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Release the ⌥ Option key when the Startup Manager window appears. This window will show a lot of different drives so you can restart your Mac.
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Click the “Boot Camp” icon, then press ⏎ Return . This will start the Windows operating system on your Mac.
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Go to and double click on the EXE file. When you use Windows, the EXE file will launch immediately after the double-click operation.
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This is an article that shows you how to open executable files (EXE) on Mac. To do this, you can install the freeware WINE, or install Windows 8 or 10 using your Mac’s Boot Camp feature.
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