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Only if you can find the ISO for an ARM version of Win10, but you can only get that either from an Enterprise source or if you happen across a...
The only thing you can do that's reasonably close to what everybody keeps asking is to migrate the user data from the Intel VM onto a new M# VM,...
M1 don't support Nested VM, only M2+
You can either close the whole parallels app (ideal if not being used) or you can simply suspend the active VM (windows) and minimize parallels to...
I don't see why it wouldn't on a compatible Intel machine.
It's still doing it
I don't see why you couldn't as I'm pretty sure that people are running v18 on Ventura (what came out when 18 did I believe).
Yep
Let's see what happens now...
I've been false flagged by the spam system in the past, but now my replies are getting flagged for moderation. What's going on guys?
Yeah, I had to reset the VM when I tried going to RC from 5/6 with Parallels v17. The guest OS is really slow though I noticed. Not really testing...
I'd stay as you are as it's not like it should stop working anytime soon. Unless there's some compatibility issue with Sonoma that is. Definitely...
You'd want to look it up, but I vaguely recall XP having an ARM version. Again, you'd have to Find said version (probably a license key) and I...
Weird how they do that with the M series and yet I can run as many as I have hardware for on Intel.
Oh wow, I just read the product page and it sure does state that for EVERY Intel OS. That's an ouch. No, I wouldn't recommend upgrading then if...
If it's only User files (not apps), then why not use a cloud sync option? Assuming it's Functional on both VMs. I see random threads about sync...
The oldest version of MacOS you can run on M-series Macs is either Big Sur or Monterey, but it requires running Monterey / Ventura as Host. Intel...
I've come to the conclusion that Parallels simply uses our "Questions" to decide on features they'll implement in a Future version release. So...
Is it not possible for you to have to installations of said app instead?
There's really no difference between the OS on raw hardware vs VM beyond inability to change the hardware. The advantage of using VM is that you...
