If you need assistance with setting up/configuring Bootcamp, contact Apple Support directly. Your MAC must meet the requirements for the Parallels software or whichever emulator you choose. You also have to own a licensed copy of Windows to install in your virtual environment. Virtualization software is not included with Apple's OSes - you must purchase Parallels or whatever you're going to use separately. You start Parallels (or whatever virtualization software you use) after you log into MAC OSX. This is not a stand-alone installation of Windows, it is sort of like running Windows within a window, so to speak. Parallels (or any other virtualization product) - this product allows a MAC OSX user to run a virtualized installation of Windows within the MAC OSX environment.If your computer uses an "M" processor, your only option is to use a virtual machine (such as Parallels). Newer Apple computers run proprietary "M" processors that do not support dual-booting with Windows anymore.Because this is a just a regular installation of Windows, you do not need to run any virtualization software - but you must own a license for whatever version of Windows you are going to install. This allows the user to run Windows or MAC OSX but not both at the same time. Bootcamp - this is a separate partition from the MAC operating system (MAC OSX) on which a stand-alone installation of Windows is running.
There are two ways to run Windows on a MAC: Technical skills to set up and install the aforementioned software.Your own licensed copy of Windows 10 (see PlanSwift System requirements above for supported OSes).Your own copy of Parallels or another virtual machine platform (assuming you are running Apple's "M" processor.).Supported version of MAC OSX (check Apple's site, please).However, you must be running a supported version of Windows on your MAC with system resource that meet or exceed our System Requirements.
0 kommentar(er)
