How to run Windows on an M1 Mac

 Here are the steps to run Windows on an M1 Mac:

1. Install Parallels Desktop for Mac. This is a virtualization tool that allows you to run Windows in a virtual machine (VM) on your Mac. Parallels has native support for running on Apple silicon M1 Macs.

2. Download the Windows 10 ARM64 ISO file. Since M1 Macs have ARM-based chips, you'll need the ARM64 version of Windows. You can download the ISO from Microsoft.calculadora de cuello de botella

3. Start Parallels and create a new virtual machine. Select Windows 10 (64-bit) as the OS and the ARM64 ISO you downloaded.

4. Select the desired RAM and storage space for the Windows VM. I'd recommend at least 8GB of RAM and 40-50GB of storage.

5. Follow the Windows setup wizard to install Windows 10 ARM64 in the VM. During setup, you'll need a Windows 10 ARM license key.

6. Once Windows is installed, open Parallels preferences and enable features like 3D graphics acceleration, USB device sharing, and clipboard sharing.

7. You may need to install some Windows ARM64 drivers and software from the Microsoft Store to get everything working properly. This includes device drivers, Office, and other apps.

8. Optimize Parallels preferences for performance. Things like increased virtual RAM, CPU cores, and GPU control can boost Windows performance on the M1 Mac.

9. You can now run Windows ARM64 natively in a VM on your M1 Mac. It will run in a window that you can resize, maximize, minimize, etc. Performance depends on your Parallels settings.ntsc o pal

That's the basics of running Windows on an M1 Mac! Virtualization with Parallels is the easiest way to do it currently. Let me know if you have any other questions.