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How to Download Windows 11 ARM ISO for Mac M1 and M2
Here’s how to download Windows 11 ARM for Parallels + install ISO on M1
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Updated onFebruary 12, 2024
updated onFebruary 12, 2024
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Many users have been long waiting to download & install Windows 11 ARM ISO on M1 Mac. Previously, Windows 10 ARM-based PCs had many limitations, but as the Windows 11 ARM version was released, Microsoft made things a lot easier.
It now offers support for 64-bit apps, but for M1 Mac, there’s still no official support. For now, you can run the Windows apps on Apple laptops using any of these5 best PC emulation software for Mac.
How can I download and install Windows 11 on my M1 Mac?
1. Download Windows 11 on M1 Mac
Parallels Desktop is one of the fastest in testing compared to its competitors and is also known for seamless graphics performance for gaming.
Moreover, it also helps you install macOS from the recovery partition on Intel-powered Macs, thus, making it an expert’s choice for virtualization software.
2. Activate Windows 11 on Mac with Apple M1 chip
Windows is now successfully activated on your M1 Mac.
Windows will be automatically activated once the purchase is successful.
If you were wondering how to install a Windows 11 virtual machine on an M1 Mac for free, there is no need to wonder anymore. There you have it!
While you candownload Windows 11 ISO from the UUP dumpfor non-supported ARM devices, to download & install Windows 11 ARM64 on M1 Mac, you need the Parallels Desktop.
If you are still facing any challenges to install Windows 11 on an ARM64 M1 Mac device, you can let us know in the comments box below.
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Madhuparna Roy
A diploma holder in computers and with a keen interest in technology, Madhuparna is passionate about writing How-to guides and helping people solve the most intricate Windows issues.
It all started with the evolution of mobile phones and Google, and that has now settled with Windows.
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