<ul><li>To try macOS Tahoe on your Mac without affecting your current setup, you can install it on a different drive partition.</li><li>Follow six simple steps to install macOS Tahoe on a different partition of your Mac.</li><li>Start by creating a new volume on your Mac's internal drive using Disk Utility.</li><li>Download the macOS Tahoe installer from Apple and install macOS InstallAssistant.</li><li>Install macOS Tahoe on the newly created volume and set it up like a new Mac.</li><li>You can then boot into either macOS version as needed with simple steps:</li><li>Open Disk Utility, create a new volume, download macOS Tahoe installer, install macOS InstallAssistant, and set up macOS Tahoe.</li><li>To boot into different macOS versions, use System Settings or hold the power button for startup options.</li><li>In case of issues, restart your Mac, or check your Mac's startup disk preferences.</li><li>Enjoy trying out macOS Tahoe on a separate partition of your Mac with ease and flexibility.</li></ul>

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