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In any case, absent a WOA license of your own, Windows on ARM, for a VM, right now, seems like a lot more hassle than it's worth. Honestly, I'd hold off on Windows on M1 Macs, even in virtualization like Parallels, unless Microsoft actually decides that Windows for ARM is something they're going to actually sell and support and not just ship to OEMs for ARM PC's.Īlso: the Insider builds of Windows on ARM timeout after a short while - I think it was 30 days, but I may be remembering that incorrectly.

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That may be waiting on a fix for a future version of Parallels tools, but I can pretty easily live without it, since windowed mode and full screen work fine. Step 1: Getting Parallels Visit the Parallels site, click the Free Trial download button, and download the installation file for the free trial version of Parallels. The only thing that doesn't work in Ubuntu is Parallels' coherence mode (where it shows app windows, but not the rest of the Ubuntu desktop, alongside your Mac apps and the macOS Dock). I can say that Parallels for M1, even in beta, has been pretty solid for me, since the release of Parallels' second beta, where I'm currently using Ubuntu without a hitch. x86_64 emulation is apparently working now, in WOA, so your own installers for your 64-bit native Intel apps will probably work, but it's hard to say for sure. Parallels Desktop 16.5 has arrived with native support for M1 Macs, promising Windows 10 virtual machines at 'native speeds' if you don't mind the ARM version.

PARALLELS DESKTOP M1 WINDOWS 10 INSTALL

The Windows Store flat-out refused to load, most of the time, and when it would, I couldn't actually install anything.

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All of that could probably get fixed with a future update to Parallels tools, but. I couldn't get Parallels tools to ever install in a way that wouldn't cause screen issues (the desktop would sometimes resize to fit my window, and sometimes wouldn't it would sometimes scale up to full screen if I hopped into full screen, and sometimes it'd just stay stuck at whatever the window size was before I switched. I've previously tried a Windows Insider build of Windows 10, and I can't much recommend it at the moment - not because of Parallels, but because there's apparently still a bunch of work that needs to get done on the Windows side before Windows on ARM makes much sense. Thank you.I'm currently using Parallels and an ARM installation of Ubuntu. Unfortunately I've built a major part of my PR company over 20 years using that ACT software and can't really shift away from it without a significant and difficult integration process. Do you have a company that does paid tech support that might be willing to receive the trial link that my ACT certified consultant offered to send me today, and then load it to see if it works in the Windows 11 ARM scenario? Or do you have a company that you can recommend that might be willing to test it if I pay them? I'm trying to find options, because between the new Apple MacBook Pro and the ACT software, it's a large investment on the risk that it may or may not function. Plus the ACT self hosted software is $400 per seat.

They said they would send me link to a trial to test it out, but the concern is that if I purchase a new laptop with the M1 chip, that it will be too late if it doesn't work, because I would have already received the laptop and tried the installation (hard to return a computer after all of that). I contacted them and the software falls under your reply number 3 - their latest version is 圆4, but it doesn't require drivers. Click to expand.Hi Mike, thank you for your reply.

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