"You can get Windows onto an Apple Silicon MacBook Air." What I object to is the first sentence of the article. The integration between the two operating systems works extraordinarily well. I think the main takeaway is Microsoft won't go out of their way to break ARM64 installs if they aren't on computers with Qualcomm CPUs.Īgreed, the Parallels install and support for Windows 11 Insider Preview works very well. Parallels already had a simple install for Windows 11 Insider Preview ARM64 - super slick and super quick! There's a lot less to this announcement than is implied. That's not a generally available version. The only version that I am aware of is the Windows 11 Insider Preview ARM64. That is completely normal and doesn’t necessarily mean it contains malware.Not really. You will probably get a popup warning you that ISOs can harm your computer when you first try to mount one. You should always exercise a bit of caution when mounting ISO files - they can contain malware or potentially unwanted programs (PUPs). It is just a matter of personal preference. None of them are better than any other, as they accomplish exactly the same thing. There are a handful of ways to mount an ISO using the tools built into Windows 11. RELATED: What Is An ISO File (And How Do I Use Them)? When you mount an ISO file, your PC will treat the mounted ISO file as if it were a CD, DVD, or BluRay disc that you’d inserted into a disc drive. They’re still used for that purpose decades after their invention. ISO files were originally designed to be exact copies of optical disks, like CDs or DVDs.
Here’s what you need to know about ISOs on Windows 11.
Luckily, Microsoft added support for ISOs starting in Windows 8. Windows didn’t offer any native support for ISOs for years - you had to use third-party tools.
ISO files, sometimes called ISO images, are a type of archival file.
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