Hi, i need help to set up iOS on my laptop... can someone help me?

A more specific question will help resolve the issue faster

Do you mean Cisco IOS or Apple iOS

If either the answer is NO. You can't dual boot two different OSes made for different processors

You can try it with VMWare.. I have installed an Android System there or did you mens Cisco iOS?

You can't do it. iOS is made for ARM processors and there's not even an emulator (there's Apple's simulator but that's different as it runs apps compiled for x86, and only on a mac).
Android does have an x86 compile, so that's how that works.

It can't be done anyway.

iOS? Thats dont work.Install Mac OSX.

Nope. I am very sorry, but this is NOT possible. AT ALL

Exactly, native ARM7 code will NOT work on an x86 CPU.

If you wanted to install it on an iDevice from windows... get itunes...

It is nearly impossible to get iOS on your laptop unless Apple makes the impossible decision of making it open source AND someone ports it to x86 platforms (and it needs to be compatible with your hardware) or if someone decides to reverse engineer the operating system which would probably take years on end of working each and every day as well as every night (and with the constant updates the reverser might feel that they need to reverse the next update hence that they would never get it finished) THEN IF someone reverse engineers it someone else (or even the same person, it doesn't really matter) needs to port it to x86 platforms AND you have to hope it is compatible with your hardware. In otherwords it's not going to happen. Google these things first and I guarantee you could have gotten an answer similar to this (A.K.A. an answer saying no). Sorry my answer is so blunt, but I think it always helps to have a pretty good explanation behind your answer .

That'll be the day when Apple releases iOS as open source. >_>

Look into iPhone Simulator in iOS SDK. It's basically a bare-bones iOS compiled for x86. I tried setting it up once as a standalone OS, but SpringBoard needs some kind of daemon that will transfer SB screen output to computer display.

You cant install Apple iOS on a pc

First install Mac OS X on your PC,then install ios simulator~

Your best bet, like some others have said is use the iOS simulator, or you could try Android in a VM?

Could a mod just close this thread? It makes absolutely no sense and if none of you have noticed, the original poster never even replied.