![]() That is rubbish because it was working flawlessly. However, folks who paid a one-time cost, watch out! They are going to say your version won't work with Windows 11 and you must buy a new version. I pay for Parallels via yearly subscription so, it won't change for me unless Parallels increases the yearly fee (and they might). Despite, the current version was working flawlessly. Improved: Google Authenticator MFA registration process. New: Samsung DeX support enhancing users' mobility and productivity, using external monitor or TV, PC or Mac along with external mouse and keyboard for a rich desktop-like experience when using Parallels RAS. I'm suspicious that Parallels plans take advantage of the situation and state a new version Parallels is needed and it costs $$$$$. Parallels Client (Android) v17.1.0-21727. (79.99 annual subscription for standard edition or 99.99 perpetual license, 311 MB, macOS 10.13. Then all on the same day, I receive notice that a update to Parallels is available, Parallels announces that it's working on making Parallels compatible with Windows 11, after after updating Parallels, mine stop working flawlessly. Originally published at: Parallels Desktop 17.0.1 - TidBITS Maintenance release improves compatibility with Windows 11. 4: Check in device manager, you should see a COM 1 showing driver as Parallels. Select the USB to serial adapter and launch Windows. Windows 11 was running flawlessly inside my Parallels 16 for several days. 2: In the VM Control Panel Hardware tab where you add Serial Port, the drop down should show your USB to Serial adapter, and a Bluetooth serial connection which is default. I received an invitation from MS to upgrade free to Windows 11 via Insider Program. I was running Windows 10 via Parallels 16 flawlessly. Apple’s written drivers for their home grown input devices, though. The REAL hard part is Apple writing windows drivers. Parallels Desktop Business Edition feature highlights. MS has some learning to do to tell Apple how to start the windows boot process on a Mac but the fact that windows already compiles to ARM binaries and runs well means that the hard part for MS is fine. MS knew intel EFI so telling Apple what they needed exposed from the EFI to boot windows on Intel was easy. MS has almost no experience working directly with Apple hardware, in particular Apple M1 firmware. I actually think ARM based boot camp is pretty likely, it’ll just take a bit. Just like, the subsystem for Linux and SQL Server running on Ubuntu MS is all about these collabs lately. Home Forums > Parallels Desktop for Mac > Parallels Desktop on a Mac with Apple silicon > Parallels Desktop 17.1.4 Discussion in Parallels Desktop on a Mac with Apple silicon started by CarlosR29. Two, and this is the key one for MS’ “be everywhere we can” strategy, it is a collaboration opportunity. First, boot camp users pay full price for their windows license which is 4-5X the negotiated OEM volume rate. You are right that it is a small market but it has two things going for it. ![]() ![]() And Apple has said they are open to making windows work on M1 macs.
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