Apps that customize Windows, such as "input method editors (IMEs), assistive technologies, and cloud storage apps" only work if they specifically support Windows 11 on Arm. That means that it comes with limitations of that Arm version, including lack of some hardware drivers, apps-especially games and antivirus software-that don't support the platform. That's why it's the Windows on Arm version rather than the standard Windows 11. In this case, unlike Windows 365, the Windows OS is actually running on the Mac in a virtual machine. According to the newly published support page, "Parallels Desktop version 18 is an authorized solution for running Arm versions of Windows 11 Pro and Windows 11 Enterprise in a virtual environment on its platform on Apple M1 and M2 computers." Alludo also issued a press release today about about using the software to run Windows 11 on Apple Silicon. This solution enables companies to easily manage fleets of devices.įor everyday individual users, the Parallels route makes the most sense.
Purchasers of the service choose how many CPUs, and how much RAM and storage they want to pay for. So it's no surprise that this can run on M1 and M2 Macs. With this option, the OS is running on Microsoft servers connected to your PC (or Mac or iPad) via superfast broadband. The first option is only available to business and enterprise customers, and is priced accordingly, with Windows 365 starting at $31 per user per month. In general, there are two options: using Windows 365 Cloud PCs and using Parallels Desktop.
The support page details how to run Windows 11 on Apple silicon Macs. Installing Windows directly on Macs using Apple's Boot Camp feature is not an option unless your Mac has an Intel CPU, so it doesn't work with M1- and M2-based Macs.
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