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#Windows licence for mac how to

If you have an M1 Mac you can run the ARM version of Windows via Parallels Desktop 16.5, however, getting a copy of Windows for ARM isn't simple, and there are compatibility issues with Windows programs not running in that version of Windows.

MacBook Pro introduced in 2012 or later.

MacBook Air introduced in 2012 or later.

This depends on the version of Windows you're trying to install, if you want to run Windows 10 any Mac with an Intel processor since late 2012 should support it. There is a new version of Windows coming - Windows 11 - read: Windows 11 vs macOS and what Apple should copy. We also discuss the pros and cons of each approach in this article. There are a number of ways to do so: you can use Apple's dual-booting Boot Camp Assistant, you can use third-party virtualisation software or you can run Windows apps via an emulator.

#Windows licence for mac how to

In this article we explain how to install Windows on a Mac. In theory you can run Windows on a Mac with Apple's M1 Chip, but this is only the ARM version of Windows, which isn't readily available, and many Windows programs don't run on it. It's still possible to run Windows on a Mac, but right now this will only really work on a Mac with an Intel processor. Prior to the launch of the M1 Macs in November 2020 one of the benefits of using a Mac was that you had the choice of either running macOS on its own, or installing Windows for those occasions when you need to run Windows-only apps and games. How to run Windows on a Mac via Boot Camp