Virtual TPM (Trusted Platform Module)
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Yep, I agree. I'm doing product development and testing, and currently have to build a Hyper-V host with my Mac, and then create a fully capable client inside. This works, but is kludgy and uses a lot of memory and disk space to do. Here's hoping the Parallels team figures out how to make this happen!
Doesn't appear to have arrived in Parallels 13 (installed today), but Virtual TPM, UEFI, SecureBoot and support for Windows 10 Virtualisation Based Security (Device Guard / Credential Guard) has just been announced for VMware Fusion 10 https://blogs.vmware.com/teamfusion/2017/08/announcing-vmware-fusion-10.html.
Agreed. I stick on VMware Fusion until Parallels support a Virtual TPM.
In Corporate Windows environments, there is no way around it.
Also this is a duplicate of https://forum.parallels.com/threads/virtual-tpm-trusted-platform-module.340751/
In Corporate Windows environments, there is no way around it.
Also this is a duplicate of https://forum.parallels.com/threads/virtual-tpm-trusted-platform-module.340751/
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alev
Parallels Team
Hi all,
Thank you for requesting this feature. vTPM module is implemented in Parallels Desktop 15 for Mac.
More info is available here:
https://kb.parallels.com/en/122702
Thank you for requesting this feature. vTPM module is implemented in Parallels Desktop 15 for Mac.
More info is available here:
https://kb.parallels.com/en/122702
Any idea when virtual TPM will be available for the M1 Mac?
Hi Paul. This is the same issue with me. I've been running "Windows 11 Pro" through the Dev channel since it was autoupdated from my Windows 10 ARM license. I even purchased a Windows 10 Pro license back in early May so that I wasn't using an unlicensed demo copy and to support Microsoft for the few applications I have on Windows 10/11. It is running amazingly well and smooth on my Parallels 16.5.1 with the base 4 GB RAM, 256 GB storage, and 2 core 1.00 CPU. I never had any issues updating/upgrading from the Windows 10 ARM Pro license at all on my MBP M1 (16GB RAM, 512 GB HD). Today I was checking my settings as I thought everything was fine as I got no odd popups and decided to take a look at the "Insider Preview" setting. Lo and Behold, it told me that I didn't meet the minimum hardware requirements for "Windows 11" and would have to roll back to Windows 10 (which only worked as a Dev/Insider Preview ARM build to begin with). Reading through the MS site, I believe the factor it isn't officially supported is only because of the TPM 2.0 and inability to activate the virtual TPM on an M1 Mac vs an Intel. Like you, I'm hoping the next version of Parallels will allow this (or a version of 16? as I purchased Parallels specifically so I could run Windows on this M1 MBP). It is supported for Intel, but the KB says only for Intel at this time. Fingers crossed. Even better if I don't have to purchase Parallels again just for this one requirement. Otherwise, everything has been running VERY fast and smooth on this MBP M1. Heck, faster than my Windows PC.
Christian63
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If I install parallels 17 PRO (from bootcamp) will the vTPM work?
No. It is not possible to add TPM to Bootcamp VM.
Christian63
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Thank you mmika. If I understand TPM works only if I install a fresh windows with parallels and not from bootcamp.
I hope Parallels support can provide an answer to this question. The fact that Standard is not officially supposed to have TPM support is the primary reason I've decided not to upgrade to Parallels 17. As an enthusiast, I cannot afford a Pro subscription. I was willing to pay for the 17 upgrade even though I just purchased Parallels 16.5 a couple of months ago. But if only Pro will have TPM support, I plan to stay with 16.5 for now then abandon Parallels as soon as VMware Fusion is ready for the M1.