I am trying to install MT5 on my MAC. During the installation process, a pop up appears asking me for proxy server details. I do not have a proxy server or firewall. When I hit cancel, I get a “Something went wrong” message and installation stops. I am using Wine and PlayOnMac. I also have no issues installing or using MT4. So far I have tried:
- Installing Gecko and Mono for Wine
- Installing wine tricks for Wine
- Set PlayOnMac to Windows 10
I’m definitely stumped. I know there is a fix for Ubuntu and Linux but I’m not sure how I can translate it to MAC. Thanks for your help!
For Mac, try this:
- Install PlayOnMac
- Download mt5setup.exe and run it from your Mac Downloads folder (default download folder)
- PlayOnMac will then run it and will install a Virtual Drive. You may call it ‘MT5’ for example.
- Then It will certainly crash because it needs Windows 7 or something. Don’t worry continue and it will ask you if you want to create a shortcut. Create a shortcut for the mt5setup.exe.
- Once done, open Tools > Manage Wine Versions on the top menu for Mac and install version 3.0.3 which is the current stable version.
- Then select ‘mt5setup’ shortcut and click on ‘Configure’
- On the tab select the second one ‘Wine’ > ‘Configure Wine’
- The Wine configuration window will open and then on the ‘Applications’ tab at the bottom select Windows
10 from the ‘Windows Version’ dropdown.
- Then select the tab ‘Libraries’ which should be the next one and from the ‘New override for library’ dropdown select ‘winhttp (native, builtin)’ and ‘Add’ it to the ‘Existing overrides’.
- Click OK and now you should be able to install the software from the ‘mt5setup’.
- Once installed don’t forget to create a shortcut, which should be done from the ‘terminal.exe’, and just give it a name ‘MetaTrader 5’.
And this is pretty much it! ![:wink: :wink:](https://forums.babypips.com/images/emoji/twitter/wink.png?v=5)
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