Setup was fairly easy with a typical installer package and when the program first started it asked if it would like to install the newest copy of Windows 11 As I’m sure you know I have been a long-time Mac user and typically carry one alongside a Windows Laptop or desktop up until around the time I tried Bootcamp for Mac a fascinating piece of software that allows me to run Windows on my Mac with clever integration and a moderately user-friendly experience up until the reboot in MacOS button just stopped working after a windows update then it became rather not elegant however after I got the M1 Mac Boot camp was no longer availableĪnd despite my thinking, the reason was that the newer iBoot firmware did not support booting on anything that was the main SSD it’s a matter of just being incompatible with M1 by nature however given the fact I rarely use Windows Applications on my Mac as it is I didn’t feel that it would matter to me much however out of boredom I found out through a friend that Parallels for Mac Paired with Windows 11 was quite a suitable substitute for Bootcamp
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