Parallels Desktop

Parallels Desktop is a virtualization program that allows Windows and Windows-based applications to run on Mac systems. It enables running macOS, Windows, and Linux simultaneously on a single device. As the first Microsoft-approved solution to run Windows on Apple silicon Macs, Parallels Desktop supports Windows 11 on Apple silicon Mac systems. Key features include playing popular Windows games, running Windows 11 on Arm Pro and Enterprise via Apple Silicon on Mac, accessing Windows apps like Microsoft Office 365, Excel, and PowerPoint. It supports both Intel and ARM-based Macs and is compatible with the latest macOS and Windows versions. Users can adjust resources allocated to virtual machines (VMs), such as CPU, GPU, and RAM, for better performance. Parallels Desktop offers various viewing options, including making Windows invisible while using its apps or setting Windows to full-screen. It facilitates file and image transfers between Windows and Mac apps, allowing users to directly access and open files stored on Mac within the Windows environment. It also supports playing classic Windows-exclusive games on Mac.

Parallels Desktop is a virtualization program allowing users to seamlessly run Windows and Linux OS and applications on macOS, enabling simultaneous use of macOS, Windows, and Linux on the same device.