Windows 11 installation via Boot Camp is not possible for Macs with Apple Silicon-based M-Series processors. This is because the ARM version of Windows 11 is not compatible with Boot Camp. However, virtual machine solutions offer an alternative way to solve this problem. Microsoft recommends the latest version of Parallels Desktop (18) as an official solution for running Windows 11 on Apple's Macs with M-Series processors. This enables the ARM version of Windows 11 to be run on a virtual machine. The latest version of Parallels Desktop automatically fulfills the requirements of Windows 11 such as TPM and Secure Boot, allowing users to install with one click without having to deal with these requirements. This feature can be very useful primarily for IT staff, as Mac users who have to use applications that require Windows operating system can meet their business needs by running Windows 11 on Parallels Desktop. An update has also been released for Windows 11 and this update includes support for killing processes from the taskbar. This feature was seen in the last test versions and is now available to users. This feature allows users to easily terminate unresponsive processes, they can quickly terminate unresponsive apps without having to open task manager. Finalization can be performed directly from the right-click menu on the taskbar. Although a date is not yet specified when it will be released, it is considered a useful feature for Windows 11 users.
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