Parallels 16 Mac: New Features and Improvements

Parallels has released a new Technical Preview of its popular virtualization software, Parallels 16 for Mac. This update brings several new features and improvements to make your Windows experience even better.

One notable limitation of the software is that it can only run Windows using Microsoft's Arm-based version, which is available through the Windows Insider program. Unfortunately, there is no publicly available version of Arm Windows that can be purchased.

However, Parallels has addressed several issues with its previous updates. During the Parallels Tools update, users may have experienced a frozen virtual machine screen for several minutes. But fear not - this issue is now resolved, and you'll need to simply wait it out.

Additionally, Parallels has fixed several other problems, including:

* The inability to select an ISO image as an installation source when VHDX is specified in the drop-down menu

* Missing sound when creating a virtual machine from a VHDX image

* ARM-based Linux ISO images being recognized as Intel-based ones

The update also brings some exciting new features. For one, compatible Linux installation images are now automatically detected in the Installation Assistant. This makes it easier than ever to install your favorite Linux distributions.

Parallels has also added support for suspending and resuming virtual machines, which improves stability and overall performance. And, as an added bonus, the update includes a range of other improvements that are sure to enhance your Windows experience on Mac.

The Parallels Desktop 16 for M1 Macs Technical Preview Program was first released in December, allowing users to run Windows on their M1 Macs. This new update takes things to the next level with its expanded features and improvements.

Overall, this latest update from Parallels is a big win for fans of virtualization software. With its improved stability, new features, and enhanced performance, it's the perfect solution for anyone looking to run Windows on their Mac.

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