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 ## (Windows or Linux as Primary OS - If you would rather have a traditional macOS install then read Chapter 2 before starting)
 
 1. Create a bootable macOS bootable USB using a macOS installer downloaded from the AppStore or using this [tutorial](https://internet-install.gitbook.io/macos-internet-install/).
-2. Once install disk is created mount EFI partition and copy one of the release OpenCore EFI folders to your Install Disk's EFI partition you just mounted.
+2. Once install disk is created mount EFI partition and copy one of the release OpenCore EFI folders to your Install Disk's EFI partition you just mounted. Use the macOS Ventura/Sierra Install EFI on the USB ONLY if installing Ventura or newer OS. You must only use the non-intall EFI folder on the built in SSD after install of Ventura or newer OS's. MacOS Monterey and older can use the standard EFI for both installation of the OS and for the SSD.
 3. Boot into Windows or Linux and resize your partition and format as either NTFS or exFAT for you macOS install. In order to successfully install and run macOS with our EFI folders you must have at least an EFI partition of 200mb (300mb or greater recommended)
 4. Boot from your usb, open Disk Utility and format the partition you just created as APFS and then install macOS on the partition you created just like on a real mac.
 5. During first boot, after installing the OS, mount your EFI partition and copy over the OpenCore folder along with your BOOT folder found in the EFI folder on your install usb; you must copy/overwrite the same folders on the same partition located on your SSD.