Yes, but Windows cannot open DMG files natively. You will need third-party extraction tools like 7-Zip or TransMac to open the file or burn it to a USB drive for a Hackintosh or virtual machine project.

Searching for macOS Monterey on Google Drive often leads to discussions in forums like or Reddit where users share their personal uploads. Some legitimate sites offer Monterey DMG files via Google Drive and Mega as part of their software archives. For example, uubyte.com provides bootable DMG files for various macOS versions via Google Drive and OneDrive links.