my mac book m1 2021 is not support boot camp what can i doing to unblock boot camp ?

my mac book m1 2021 is not support boot camp what can i doing to unblock boot camp

Posted on Jul 23, 2022 9:33 PM

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Posted on Jul 23, 2022 9:42 PM

Boot Camp requires an Intel x86-64 processor.


You don’t have one of those here.


There is no version of Microsoft Windows presently available for purchase for a Mac with an Apple silicon AArch64 ARMv8 processor. Which is what you do have here.


Until and unless Windows for ARM64 can be purchased, there’s little reason for (an AArch64/ARMv8/ARM64) Boot Camp to exist.


If Microsoft decides to make Windows for ARM64 available for purchase on Apple Mac M1 and M2 systems, we may then see a version of Boot Camp made available.


To run Windows x86-64, you’ll need both a virtual machine and an emulator; QEMU or UTM or other such. And it’ll be emulated, which will reduce performance.


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Jul 23, 2022 9:42 PM in response to ezat1345

Boot Camp requires an Intel x86-64 processor.


You don’t have one of those here.


There is no version of Microsoft Windows presently available for purchase for a Mac with an Apple silicon AArch64 ARMv8 processor. Which is what you do have here.


Until and unless Windows for ARM64 can be purchased, there’s little reason for (an AArch64/ARMv8/ARM64) Boot Camp to exist.


If Microsoft decides to make Windows for ARM64 available for purchase on Apple Mac M1 and M2 systems, we may then see a version of Boot Camp made available.


To run Windows x86-64, you’ll need both a virtual machine and an emulator; QEMU or UTM or other such. And it’ll be emulated, which will reduce performance.


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