Install Windows 11 on Mac using Parallels Desktop 17.1 with vTPM enabled

Folks at Parallels have released Parallels Desktop 17.1 which is a virtualization software for MacOS that allows you to run Windows 11 with vTPM enabled. This was not possible with the previous versions. Also, this little change allows to meet all top requirements for running Windows 11 on a Mac hardware.

Parallels Desktop 17 for Mac
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M1 Macbook Air, M1 Macbook Pro, M1 Mac Mini cannot be reset offline

All new Apple M1 Mac computers, Macbook Air, Macbook Pro and Mac Mini come equipped with Apple T2 security chip that prevent users to perform hard reset when they are offline. This is a move away from Windows and Intel powered Macbooks and Mac Mini computers that can be resetted while the device is offline.

M1 Macbook Air, M1 Macbook Pro, M1 Mac Mini cannot be reset offline
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Macbook Air M1 runs Windows 10 faster than Surface Pro X with Snapdragon SQ2

Many developers are trying to run Windows 10 on the Apple M1 processor, and the experience after running is also good, and the execution efficiency is very high. This is important as bootcamp is not supported on Apple M1 chip and the only way to run Windows on M1 Macbook Air / Pro is using virtualization.

Macbook Air M1 runs Windows 10 faster than Surface Pro X with Snapdragon SQ2
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Apple M1 maximum external display support – six external displays supported by Apple M1

Apple M1 maximum external display support

Intel version of MacBook Pro can be connected to one 5K display or two 4K displays. The 2018 Intel Mac mini can connect up to three 4K displays or one 5K display and one 4K display. According to Apple’s official guidance documents, M1 MacBook Air / Pro can be connected to an external display up to 6K 60Hz, while M1 Mac mini has a maximum 6K 60Hz screen and HDMI 2.0 up to 4K 60Hz screen.

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