
VMware Fusion is relatively easy to use and has detailed online support.ĭetailed instructions for creating a VMware Virtual Machine, and installing Windows onto it, can be found by searching the VMware Knowledge Base: VMware Fusion is zero cost for iSchool students, at this website: Parallels can be obtained at a discount by faculty, students, and staff, by searching this website: ĭetailed instructions for creating a Parallels Virtual Machine, and installing Windows onto it, can be found by searching the Parallels Knowledge Base: Parallels is relatively easy to use, fully featured, and has detailed online support. The software options below, allow you to run a Virtual Machine.
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You will need to install one of the software options below. The advantage of this method is you can use Windows in addition to your default macOS environment. The disadvantage is that you will have to reboot your computer in order to switch between operating systems.Īpple’s Boot Camp Support website has more information and detailed instructions: The advantage of this method is you get to use all of your CPU and RAM for Windows allowing it to run as fast as possible on your computer. In general, you will want to download and use the most recent, 64-bit version of Windows 10 Education. ISchool’s Microsoft Azure Dev Tools for Teaching website If you are an iSchool affiliated student, you can download a full Windows installation file, compatible with either method, from our Microsoft Azure Dev Tools for Teaching website: Either method can be done for zero cost, assuming you already have access to a Mac computer. There are two ways to run Windows on a Mac:Įither method requires a full Windows installation file before proceeding. If web searching and this article are not enough information, please contact or stop by the iSchool IT Help Desk. There are fully detailed guides findable via web searching.

This is not intended as a fully detailed walkthrough. This is a high level overview of running Windows on a Mac.
