• Go to tonymac86.com's downloads page and search for 'UniBeast' for the software version your device is running. If you're unsure, select 'About This Mac' from the Apple logo in the upper left corner of the screen.
• Make sure it's installed after you've downloaded it, just like any other software.
• Open Disk Utility after plugging in the USB flash device. 
• Click the Partition option at the top of the screen and then the minus (-) symbol below the pie chart that shows if the device has more than one partition
• Select the USB disc as the installer's destination in the UniBeast programme that you previously installed.
• Choose the same version as the one on the device.
• Choose UEFI on the following screen.
• You should be able to skip the next step if your computer has Intel graphics built in.
• The MultiBeast programme can be downloaded from the same URL as before.
• Connect the USB flash drive to your PC or laptop and restart it.
• By default, it should now boot into UniBeast. Using the arrow keys, navigate to 'External' and press enter.
• If the destination drive is visible, select it. If not, open Disk Utility, right-click the location you wish to install it, and select 'Erase.'
• You should now see that option as a destination drive after it has been deleted. Wait for macOS to begin installing after clicking on it. It should take about 30 minutes to complete the operation.
• Restart your device once it's finished, making sure the USB drive is still plugged in.
• Your PC will now boot into macOS if you select the UniBoot option.

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