Windows 10 ARM generating Bluescreen Error Message at Install.

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  1. AnthonyG11

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    Parallels v17.1.0 installed on a Macbook Air M1, I am trying to install a Win10.iso prepped by our University to handle command-line licensing. I continue to receive a Bluescreen error message, that doesn't provide an error code.


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    AnthonyG11, Nov 28, 2021
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  2. ElaineV

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    I'm trying to install our University's Win 10 Enterprise ISO and getting that same bluescreen after removing TPM -- were you able to resolve this?
     
    ElaineV, Feb 10, 2022
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  3. AnthonyG11

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    No. Still waiting to hear back from anyone who may have a clue.
     
    AnthonyG11, Feb 11, 2022
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  4. DebasmitaM

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    Hello, are you trying to install Windows 10 on your M1 Mac or Intel Mac?
     
    DebasmitaM, Feb 13, 2022
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    Hi DebasmitaM,
    Thank you for responding. As my original post indicated, I am attempting to install these hosts on an M1 Mac; they are also are also ARM based versions of Windows.
     
    AnthonyG11, Feb 14, 2022
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    Official Windows 10 ARM ISOs (builds 190xx) will not work in Parallels Desktop on M1. The reason is that compiler used to build them emits aarch64 instructions with undefined behavior (which do work for Qualcomm chips but not for M1). This problem was fixed in Windows 10 ARM Insider builds and Windows 11.
    Your best bet today is to set up Windows 11 via PD 17.1.1 automated install.
     
    serv, Feb 15, 2022
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