If it’s for some casual gaming, then you’ll likely be fine with the recommended settings. But it just depends on what you plan on using the VM for. However, if you have 16GB of RAM we would recommend using up to 8 or maybe 10GB. Now, we wouldn’t exactly recommend using anything more than 4 cores, as the M1 is only equipped with eight. Namely, you can adjust the number of cores that are utilized, along with how much RAM the virtual machine can use. Since Parallels makes use of the resources on your M1-powered Mac, you may want to adjust some things. After the installation is completed, create or sign into your Parallels account.Allow access to your Bluetooth devices, microphone, and webcam (if applicable), when prompted.Go grab a cup of coffee or a quick snack while the Parallels installs Windows.Enter a name and location that you wish to have the VM installed and press Continue.Choose whether you plan to use this for Productivity or Games Only and click the Continue button.Drag and drop the Windows ARM file to the Parallels page.Open Parallels back up, and select Create New.Wait for the Windows 10 ARM build to finish downloading.Click the Windows 10 Client ARM64 Insider Preview – Build 21354 button.Head over to the Windows Insider Preview page.Once downloaded, install it to your Mac, and follow the prompts to allow access.Download the latest version of Parallels to your Mac (version 16.5).Once you’ve joined the program, how you can use Windows on M1 Mac with Parallels. Instead, you’ll need to join the Windows Insider Program in order to access the ARM64 build of Windows. Since ARM is still in development by Microsoft, there are no “official” builds available. Previously, you were limited to only being able to use it with an Intel-powered Mac. With this, you’ll finally be able to use Parallels with the M1 chip. Just last week, the Parallels team pushed the latest update to its software, up to version 16.5.
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