Parallels now supports both Intel and M1 Macs, and can even be used to run the Windows 11 preview. Great news for macOS users who want to run Windows VMs on their machines. Other names may be trademarks of their respective owners.The new Parallels Desktop 17 supports M1 Macs and even lets you run Windows 11, although it may be worth waiting for the OS to launch first.

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Going to be a pity to pay for another A.V package while I still have spare licenses to use on my subscription. I've refreshed Windows Defender and even bypassed it, including refreshing the Windows local firewall, setup an any-to-any only policy I have also changed the Parallels virtual NIC from NAT (Shared Network mode) to Bridged (direct). I've tried running the installer in administrator mode and in compatibility mode which starts at Win8 and obviously a dead end. The VM is not domain-joined/AD integrated) and I make use of a Microsoft account login. UAC is enabled and the VM account is under the admin group. I tried installing it in coherence mode as well as in full mode. I have zero connectivity issues from both the VM and the host (wired and wireless). This happens on the office and home networks. No other blocking software or A.V running on it. The VM is a fresh installed Windows 11 VM with the latest patches, and the second build I tried. It's the VM installation of Norton360 Windows edition that just gets just past downloading the 277MB and as it starts installing just stops with a nondescript error dialog with a support link as described earlier. Norton on the Mac host platform works just fine. Unfortunately, the thread ends prior to the production release of Windows 11 which I use on the VM. Thanks for the link but I have read it to the end prior to submitting my post.

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