How to Run Windows 10 with Parallels on an M1 MacBook Pro

Are you looking for a way to run Windows 10 on your M1 MacBook Pro? Look no further! With the latest release of Parallels, you can now easily install and run Windows 10 on your Mac. In this article, we will guide you through the process of installing Parallels and setting up Windows 10 on your M1 MacBook Pro.

STEP 1: Installing Parallels onto an M1 MacBook Pro

The first step is to download and install Parallels onto your M1 MacBook Pro. Once you have downloaded the installation file, run it and follow the prompts to complete the installation process.

STEP 2: Installing Windows 10 on ARM (M1 MacBook Pro) via Parallels

After installing Parallels, you will need to download the Windows 10 installation file for ARM architecture. This is because your M1 MacBook Pro uses an ARM-based processor, which requires a specific version of Windows.

Once you have downloaded the Windows 10 installation file, launch it and follow the prompts to complete the installation process. You may be prompted to restart your Mac during this process.

Using Sage 50 CA Software with Parallels

We tested the Sage 50 CA software on our M1 MacBook Pro using Parallels and Windows 11. While the software is not officially supported on Windows 11, it did work with the Sage 50 CA 2022 version of the software.

Running Windows 10 on your M1 MacBook Pro has never been easier! With Parallels, you can easily install and run Windows 10 alongside macOS. This allows you to use all your favorite Windows-based software, including Sage 50 CA, on your Mac.

Whether you are a business user or just someone who likes to have options, running Windows on your Mac is a great way to expand your capabilities and stay productive. With Parallels, you can do just that!

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