Outside of support for Windows 11, Parallels 17 is also macOS Monterey ready. Any Arm machines running Windows 11’s preview are going to deal with them. These issues aren’t exclusive to Parallels. It’s not impossible to run the Windows 11 preview on ARM machines, but the x86 emulation has some issues that’ll make using it far less enjoyable, and the 圆4 app emulation is not ready for prime time. However, if you’re running an M1 Mac, you’ll be limited to Windows on Arm. RELATED: What Is Windows 10 on ARM, and How Is It Different? You’ll get the whole Windows experience in a nice little window on your Mac, and it should run as well as the preview build of Windows 11 runs anywhere else. If you’re running an Intel Mac, you can run the standard Windows 11 build without issue.

Obviously, it’ll run the final version of Windows 11 when it comes out, but it also runs the preview build that’s available right now.

With Parallels 17, you can hop in a test the latest version of Windows in a window on your Mac. Running Windows 11 on Mac With Parallels 17

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