Regardless of your reason for doing so, you can use a tool like Parallels Desktop to install Windows 11 on your MacBook (and the same process will work with Mac desktop computers, too).

Parallels Desktop 18 simplifies the process for installing Windows 11, adds support for Xbox and DualShock controllers, and improves performance in several areas.

Parallels also says it has fixed a bug that caused Windows to crash when installing LabVIEW on Apple Silicon Macs. Support for shared Mac folders has been improved with this update.

With Parallels Desktop, it's now possible to use select Apple Intelligence features inside Windows applications. Here's how it works, and what you need to know.

Parallels Desktop 18 for Mac has been released, with the latest version providing greater support for Windows apps on Apple Silicon Macs, as well as a better Windows gaming experience.

There are lots of improvements in Parallels Desktop for M1 Mac users seeking to run Windows apps, but the biggest one seems to be the ability to download, install, and configure Windows 11 on your ...

The latest release introduces more secure VM management, accurate Mac disk visibility in Windows, renewed SOC 2 Type II ...

Parallels Desktop, the popular tool for running virtual machines on macOS, released an update earlier this year to fully support Windows 11 on M3 Macs. Following this update, the software is now ...

You can run Windows 11 on M3 Macs with Parallels Desktop, and Microsoft even has a support document about it.

Parallels, which specializes in cross-platform virtualization solutions, has launched Parallels Desktop 26, featuring ...

Parallels has introduced Parallels Desktop 17 for Mac, officially ushering in Windows 11 support on M1-based systems.

Parallels Desktop 17.1 for Mac has just been released, offering improved support for Windows 11 virtual machines and added stability via the default ...