Today, I am happy to report that with the release of Parallels Desktop 17, macOS Monterey also works in a VM both as a host OS and a guest OS on my MacBook Pro with Apple M1 chip. In June 2021, when macOS Monterey was first released I installed the beta in a VM in Parallels Desktop on my iMac with Intel processor and could successfully run it. Your physical computer – in my case a Mac – is not adversely affected. The effects of such issues are limited to the VM. If it erases your documents folder, it’s OK. In a VM you are isolated from any serious issues in the OS. By definition, beta releases are unfinished operating systems, and they can contain significant bugs. The preferred customer experience is to run 64-bit Arm apps, but customers can also use apps in 圆4 or x86 emulation on Mac M1 and M2 computers.One of the first things I do when an OS that I am interested in releases a new beta version is to install it in a virtual machine (VM) in Parallels® Desktop for Mac. “32-bit Arm apps are in the process of being deprecated for all Arm versions of Windows. “32-bit Arm apps available from the Store in Windows are not supported by Mac computers with M1 and M2 chips,” Microsoft adds. The Arm version of Windows 11 won’t be able to run everything and certain games and apps will not work - including those that rely on DirectX 12 or OpenG元.3 or greater. There are limitations to running Windows on a Mac, however.
An explanation of how to do this can be found on Microsoft’s website. Users can securely stream a full, personalized Windows 11 experience to many devices - including Mac computers built with M-series processors - on a Cloud PC through Microsoft’s Windows 365 service. There is another way to run Windows 11 on a Mac, and that’s via the cloud. All of the options can be found on Parallels’ website.
Pricing for the Parallels solution depends on if a user is upgrading or if they’re getting an entirely new license. Parallels Desktop users can download, install, and configure Windows 11 in just one click, while the virtual TPM chip paired with the strong security capabilities designed into Apple silicon and Secure Boot provide a high level of security on Windows 11,” Parallels explains. “The latest version of Parallels Desktop for Mac is optimized for Apple silicon, providing users with greater freedom and flexibility.
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