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Parallels Desktop 17.1 gains full support for virtualized Windows 11 and macOS Monterey

Users of the vitualization tool Parallels Desktop have a major update to install that brings important changes on Windows and macOS alike.

There is now full support for running virtualized instance of Windows 11 thanks to a change in the way TPM is handled. Parallels Desktop 17.1 also supports macOS Monterey as the host OS, and improved the experience of running Monterey virtual machines on Apple M1 chips.

By Sofia Elizabella Wyciślik-Wilson - October 18, 2021

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