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Have you setup Windows 11 for ARM on your Apple Silicon Mac with UTM? What do you think? Do you use another approach?Īlright guys, I found a work around for all of you getting stuck on the “Lets get you connected” screen where the next button is greyed out.ġ. If you enjoyed this article and the idea of running different operating systems atop your existing MacOS operating system, you’ll probably appreciate other virtual machine topics and operating systems that we’ve covered before. But as a free solution that is simple to setup, this is more than workable and usable.

Windows 11 ARM runs pretty well on a Mac, though performance with UTM may not be quite as good as some of the other virtualization tools you’ve become accustomed to elsewhere.

#VIRTUALBOX M1 MAC INSTALL#

Remember, you must install the SPICE guest tools to have internet access available in the Windows 11 virtual machine, and without it you will not be able to get the virtual machine online.

The VM will reboot and Windows 11 will now be connected to the internet, confirm this by opening up the Edge browser and visiting a fantastic website like Īnd there you have it, you’re running Windows 11 ARM on a Mac with an Apple Silicon processor.

Open the mounted D:\ drive in Windows Explorer, then run the SPICE Guest Tools installer in Windows, then restart the VM when installation is finished.

In the active Windows 11 VM, click the disc icon in the toolbar and choose CD/DVD Iso > Change > and select the spice-guest-tools-xxx.iso file you just downloaded.

To get internet access working in the Windows 11 VM, download the SPICE Guest Tools ISO here from the UTM website.

Wait a few minutes and Windows 11 will launch running in the VM on the M1 Mac.

Walk through the Windows 11 setup process as usual, choosing your region, account name, etc – Note that networking and internet will not work yet, that takes an additional setup process which we’ll cover in a moment – thus choose that you have no network connectivity for now and let Windows 11 set itself up.

Now click the big Play button to boot the Windows 11 VM and begin setup.

Choose the amount of RAM and CPU cores you want to designate to Windows 11 (recommend to give 8GB RAM or more for better performance), then click Next again.

Click the “Browse” button and select the Windows 11 VHDX ARM image you downloaded, with “Import Image” selected, then click Next.

Choose “Virtualize” from the ‘I Want to” screen, then select Windows.

Open UTM on the Mac, then click the + plus button to create a new virtual machine.

Download the Windows 11 VM for ARM free from Microsoft here (you will need a Windows Insider login for this, which is free to sign up for if you don’t have one already).

Download the UTM app for free, it’s a virtualizer and emulator application, and drag to the Applications folder to install it on the Mac.

#VIRTUALBOX M1 MAC HOW TO#

Intel Macs offer many other ways to run Windows 11 in virtual machines like within VirtualBox, VMware, Parallels, etc, How to Run Windows 11 ARM on Any M1 Mac Note this particular walkthrough is geared specifically for Apple Silicon Macs.

#VIRTUALBOX M1 MAC WINDOWS 10#

With Windows 10 for ARM, you can then run x86 applications using Microsoft's emulation features.We’ll be covering how to install, setup, and run Windows 11 ARM on any Apple Silicon Mac, whether it has an M1, M1 Pro, M1 Max, M1 Ultra, or any other M chip does not matter, it will work just fine thanks to the UTM app. Other products may exist for running virtual machines on M1 Macs (like Parallels) but they can only virtualize other ARM-based operating systems, and that includes Windows 10. A new M1 Mac is basically a super-powerful Raspberry Pi.

#VIRTUALBOX M1 MAC SOFTWARE#

The software actually does very little itself and just sets up and coordinates a lot of activity between the user and their hardware.Īpple M1 is an ARM-based "system on a chip" platform and is entirely different from not only an x86 CPU but also its entire underlying hardware platform (BIOS, UEFI, etc.). VirtualBox currently runs on x86-64 hardware and utilizes Intel VT-x or AMD-V hardware virtualization technology.