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This will also reportedly improve compatibility with “regular” (Intel-based) Windows applications,” the company explains when discussing where Parallels Desktop can be used to install Windows 11 and enable the virtual TPM chip by default.

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As Windows 10 Insider Preview Builds do expire eventually, we recommend upgrading a Windows 10 Insider Preview VM to a Windows 11 Insider Preview VM at the earliest convenience. “On Apple M1-based Mac computers, for all Windows 10 and Windows 11 virtual machines, both new and existing.

Windows 11 can therefore be installed on both new and existing Intel-based Macs but also on M1-powered devices. Considering that virtual machines “will continue to work as long as the hardware requirements are met”, Parallels Desktop 17 (starting version 17.1.0) will enable the virtual TPM chip by default for all virtual machines that must have it,” Parallels explains. “Final changes to the system requirements for Windows 11 require a computer, both physical and virtual, with a TPM chip installed. M1 is Apple’s first-generation silicon based on a custom ARM architecture.

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The latest version of Parallels finally adds full support for Windows 11, therefore allowing Apple users to install the new operating system on their devices in a very straightforward manner.Īt the same time, Parallels 17.1 also adds macOS Monterey support for Apple M1 devices.

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One of the main requirements is TPM 2.0, and this made it more challenging for virtualization software to run Windows 11 as well. It's the time of year when one might wonder what happened to that avuncular family figure whose existence was so reliably dull they passed into history almost forgotten - a little like Db2, IBM's flagship relational database that has faded from users' collective memory.īig Blue's system of choice for its mainframes and big Unix/Linux boxes is still very much alive and kicking and has even delivered a smattering of news in recent weeks, with a high profile attendee at the early December International Db2 Users Group European Conference telling us that select users were told of the new "Db2u", a set of containers for Db2 aimed at users exploring or working with the database in the cloud.Ĭonference speaker, Db2 DBA, and commentator Ember Crooks had posted earlier this year that "db2u sounds amazing to me" and that "db2u, conceptually, is a nearly cloud-native way of doing a relational database management system." But she also pointed out that "the problem I run into is that db2u is only available on RedHat OpenShift.Microsoft has updated the system requirements for Windows 11, and this has caused quite a confusion in its very own userbase, with some users expressing their frustration online for not being able to run the new operating system even on fully capable hardware.

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However, a number of worrying known issues still remain, including bugchecks for some Surface Pro X (Microsoft's own Arm-based flagship) users and ongoing problems with disappearing taskbars and non-functional Start Menus.

Start or Please Stop? Power users mourn features lost in Windows 11 'simplification'īuild 22000.184, aimed at Beta Channel and commercial PCs in the Release Preview Channel, was relatively light on changes, as one would hope with the release date for Windows 11 now less than a month away (although we still hold out hope that some of the more egregious user interface changes might yet be softened.).

Microsoft does and doesn't want you to know it won't stop you manually installing Windows 11 on older PCs.

Windows 11 will roll out from October 5 as Microsoft hypes new hardware.

Don't like the new Windows 11 Start or Taskbar? Don't worry – Microsoft's got your back.

The company has also sought to make amends for last week's Insider release, which left some users with severely borked taskbars and Start Menus (stemming from what Microsoft delicately termed a "server-side deployment") with new builds. Away from the world of unsupported scenarios, Microsoft has churned out a new 60-second spot featuring the wonders of Windows 11, although strangely this does not include a shot of a customer having to drop a substantial amount of cash on new hardware having found Windows turning its nose up at their existing kit.