appleStarting in 2020, Mac models started using Apple Silicon chips, which use the ARM architecture instead of Intel processors. With this radical change, the use of Windows in models powered by these processors has become somewhat difficult. Because Boot Camp, which is often used in Mac models with Intel processors, does not work on the ARM-based M series. Users prefer virtualization software instead. Microsoft recently announced that it is bringing Windows 11 support to Macs with M1 and M2 processors through Parallels.
Microsoft brings Windows 11 support to Mac models with M1 and M2
macOS, stable and a user-friendly operating system. However, for some reason, users windows may need to be used. This too 2020exiting after Match Since there is no Boot Camp support in the models, it is a bit difficult compared to the past. Of course, users still managed to use Windows on the models in question with virtualization software. However, this time, there was no Microsoft’s support behind.
Microsoft, official support articleat the With M1 and M2 processors Match to models Windows 11 enabled it to load. company, virtualization software Parallels Desktop 18‘i officially recognized and presented to users as an official solution. Following this development, official Windows 11 Pro and Enterprise editions will be available on new Macs.
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At this point, some restrictions will also apply. For Parallels Desktop 18 uploaded via windows at 11 DirectX 12 or OpenGL 3.3 requiring applications and the games will not run. However, it should be noted that it will facilitate the work of users who still want to use the latest Windows version.
As mentioned above, some users were previously able to install Windows 11 on new Macs using Parallels. However, this was limited to the Insider preview of the OS. With the latest development, the latest Windows version will be officially available with Microsoft support, Parallels Desktop 18.
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