This method is a commonly used alternative to the Boot Camp Assistant method, as the latter isn’t available for M1 Macs, and requires a lot of storage. Using Parallels to create a Windows VM on a Mac and then play Windows games through that VM is a popular way of getting games that don’t have a Mac version to run on a Mac. This means that you can do almost anything within the VM that you could do on a normal Windows PC, including downloading, installing, and playing most Windows games. In other words, the VM is like just another app on your Mac – one that looks, behaves, and functions as the Windows OS. The Parallels virtual machine (VM) emulates the Windows OS while the machine is still running on macOS. Parallels is a program that allows Mac users to run Windows on their Macs by creating a virtual Windows machine on the computer. Step 2: Creating a Parallels Virtual Machine.Upon clicking it, you'll be presented with the Microsoft EULA. Once the installation process is over, you'll get the Installation Complete prompt. Windows will be downloaded and installed automatically. To install Windows 11, run Parallels Desktop, then click on the Parallels icon in the Mac menu bar > Control Center > + > Get Windows 11 from Microsoft > Continue > Install Windows. For more information on Windows 11 compatibility issues, check out KB 128796. Therefore, if an application does not run in Windows 11, it is either likely due to some misconfiguration, or the issue could be due to an application not being compatible with ARM architecture.
However, Windows 11 should be fully compatible with all applications that Windows 10 is compatible with. And as a result, Windows 10 is no longer supported in Parallels Desktop on Mac computers with Apple M Chips. Note: Microsoft no longer provides support for Windows 10 ARM. For installing a macOS virtual machine, see KB 125561.For installing a Linux virtual machine, see KB 128445.To install a new virtual machine on a Mac with Apple M chip, you need to use an ARM-based installation image with a supported operating system.
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