Thanks so much for your response, and sorry for the computer generated conversion of "Sonoma" to "Sedona".
Your response is clear and I will start with an ISO of Windows 10 Pro until I find that Apple supports Win 11 Pro in Boot Camp. I have used Parallels before and found it slower but more stable than Boot Camp where I have add the occasional burp in the software. I have also tried to use Parallels on Apple M1 and M2 processors, and although it works, I find very little of my traditional Windows software that will run on the ARM Windows software.
An interesting question for which I don't know the answer is how many Intel based Macs will run Sonoma. The number likely declines with each MacOS version, which was one of my reasons for picking up the last MacMini model which had an Intel chip. I really like the reliability of Apple hardware, and for most things I run MacOS. So I always liked the flexibility of Boot Camp. I can only hope that Apple comes to support drivers for Windows 11 Pro, as I do like the interface of Windows 11 in comparison to Windows 10.