I have a 14-inch Macbook Pro with M2 Pro chip. I have enough storage and my software is updated to the latest version. I heard that in order to download Windows I need to launch Boot Camp. When I try that, I get this message. How do I install Windows in this case? I specifically need Windows to install SolidWorks.
MacBook Pro 14″, macOS 14.2
the apple m series cpu does not work bootcamp in any way
the new cpu from apple used the ARM cpu architecture where the version of windows microsoft sells rely on the
intel x86/x64 cpu architecture
if you want to know more
What apple say:
What Microsoft say:
Options for using Windows 11 with Mac® computers with Apple® M1® and M2™ chips - Microsoft Support
if windows is mission critical fore you sell the macbook and get one with an intel cpu
the apple m series cpu does not work bootcamp in any way
the new cpu from apple used the ARM cpu architecture where the version of windows microsoft sells rely on the
intel x86/x64 cpu architecture
if you want to know more
What apple say:
What Microsoft say:
Options for using Windows 11 with Mac® computers with Apple® M1® and M2™ chips - Microsoft Support
if windows is mission critical fore you sell the macbook and get one with an intel cpu
Cannot launch Boot Camp Assistant while trying to download Windows
