Make or create macOS Tahoe bootable usb on a Windows PC?

Creating macOS Tahoe bootable USB on a Windows PC can be challenging because Apple officially provides macOS installers only through macOS. However, with some tools and workarounds, it is possible to create macOS Tahoe bootable usb on Windows.

Important Note:
macOS installers are typically distributed as .dmg or .app files, which are designed to run on macOS.
To create a bootable installer, you usually need a macOS environment or a way to run macOS (e.g., a Hackintosh, virtual machine, or access to a Mac).

Here's an overview of your options:
Option 1: Use a Mac or Virtual Machine

• The most straightforward and reliable method is to use a Mac or a macOS virtual machine to download and create the installer.    
• If you have access to a Mac, download macOS Tahoe from the App Store or Apple’s servers, then create the bootable USB.

Option 2: Download the macOS Tahoe installer on Windows

• You may find pre-built installer images (.dmg, .iso) from reputable sources or community forums. Be cautious with sources to avoid malware.
• Once you have the installer image, you can convert it to a bootable USB using tools available on Windows.