Parallels Desktop includes a 'virtual TPM chip', making it ready for Windows 11. If you don't want to risk running Monterey as the primary OS on your Mac, you can also run it as a 'guest' in a virtual machine if you prefer.
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It's also been extensively tested with the beta versions of the forthcoming Windows 11 and MacOS Monterey, to ensure compatibility - or at least a swift update - when the final versions are released later this year.
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There are big changes coming on both the Mac and Windows sides of the fence, so Parallels Desktop 17 is now a 'universal' app that runs natively on Macs with both Intel chips and Apple's own M1 processors.
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