免費使用Windows 10/Windows 11在所有型號的Mac上！(Intel, M1, M2)

免費使用Windows 10/Windows 11在所有型號的Mac上！(Intel, M1, M2)

Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. Installing Windows on a Mac
   1. Using UTM
   2. Using Parallels
3. Obtaining the Windows ISO File
4. Setting Up the Virtual Machine
   1. Creating a New Virtual Machine
   2. Configuring the Virtual Machine
   3. Setting Memory and Storage
   4. Setting the Windows ISO Image
5. Completing the Setup
   1. Creating a Shared Directory
   2. Saving the Configuration
   3. Booting Up Windows
6. Conclusion

Introduction {#introduction}

Installing Windows on a Mac can provide users with access to both macOS and Windows operating systems in a single device. This guide will walk you through the process of installing Windows on your Mac, whether it is powered by an M1, M2, or Intel processor. By following these steps, you will be able to experience the best of both worlds and access Windows-only applications and features on your Mac.

Installing Windows on a Mac {#installing-windows-on-a-mac}

Before proceeding with the installation, it is important to understand that there are different methods available for installing Windows on a Mac. This section will explore two popular methods: using UTM and using Parallels.

Using UTM {#using-utm}

UTM is a free virtualization application that allows you to run Windows on your Mac. To start, you will need to download the UTM application from its official website. You will also need the Windows ISO file, which can be obtained from Microsoft's website or through a simple search on Google.

1. Download the UTM application from the official website.
2. Obtain the Windows ISO file from Microsoft's website or through a Google search.

Using Parallels {#using-parallels}

Parallels is a paid virtualization software that provides an easy way to install Windows on a Mac. However, it may not be compatible with all Mac models. If you choose to use Parallels, follow these steps:

1. Download and install Parallels from its official website.
2. Obtain the Windows ISO file from Microsoft's website or through a Google search.

Obtaining the Windows ISO File {#obtaining-the-windows-iso-file}

To install Windows on your Mac, you will need the Windows ISO file. You can download the ISO file directly from Microsoft's website.

1. Visit Microsoft's website and navigate to the Windows ISO download page.
2. Select the desired version of Windows (e.g., Windows 10 or Windows 11).
3. Follow the instructions and fill out the necessary information to download the ISO file.

Setting Up the Virtual Machine {#setting-up-the-virtual-machine}

Once you have obtained the necessary files, you can proceed with setting up the virtual machine to run Windows on your Mac.

Creating a New Virtual Machine {#creating-a-new-virtual-machine}

1. Open the UTM or Parallels application on your Mac.
2. Click on the "Create a New Virtual Machine" option.

Configuring the Virtual Machine {#configuring-the-virtual-machine}

1. Choose the "Windows" option from the pre-configured screen.
2. Select the appropriate architecture for your Windows version (e.g., 64-bit).
3. Configure any other settings as desired, such as the virtual machine name and location.

Setting Memory and Storage {#setting-memory-and-storage}

1. Adjust the memory allocation based on your Mac's available RAM. It is recommended to allocate at least half the amount of RAM to the virtual machine.
2. Choose the desired amount of storage for the virtual machine.

Setting the Windows ISO Image {#setting-the-windows-iso-image}

1. Click on the "Browse" button next to the "Boot ISO Image" option.
2. Locate and select the Windows ISO file you downloaded earlier.

Completing the Setup {#completing-the-setup}

Once the virtual machine is configured and the Windows ISO file is set, you are ready to complete the setup process.

Creating a Shared Directory {#creating-a-shared-directory}

You have the option to create a shared directory between macOS and Windows, allowing you to easily transfer files between the two operating systems.

Saving the Configuration {#saving-the-configuration}

Before booting up Windows, save the virtual machine's configuration to ensure your settings are preserved.

Booting Up Windows {#booting-up-windows}

Click the "Play" button or a similar option to start the virtual machine. The Windows system will begin to boot up, and you can proceed with the installation and setup process.

Conclusion {#conclusion}

Installing Windows on a Mac opens up a world of possibilities, allowing you to access both macOS and Windows operating systems on a single device. Whether you choose to use UTM or Parallels, following the appropriate steps outlined in this guide will help you successfully install Windows on your Mac. Enjoy the flexibility and convenience of having both operating systems at your fingertips!

Highlights:

• Get the best of both worlds by installing Windows on your Mac.
• Explore two popular methods: using UTM or Parallels.
• Obtain the necessary files, including the Windows ISO file.
• Set up the virtual machine to run Windows on your Mac.
• Configure the virtual machine settings according to your preferences.
• Create a shared directory between macOS and Windows for seamless file transfer.
• Save the configuration to preserve your settings.
• Boot up Windows and complete the setup process.
• Enjoy the benefits of having both macOS and Windows on your Mac.

FAQ

Q: Can I install Windows on any Mac model? A: Yes, you can install Windows on any M1, M2, or Intel Mac model by following the appropriate steps.

Q: Is UTM free to use? A: Yes, UTM is a free virtualization application that allows you to run Windows on your Mac.

Q: What is the difference between UTM and Parallels? A: UTM is a free application, while Parallels is a paid virtualization software. Both can be used to install Windows on a Mac.

Q: Where can I download the Windows ISO file? A: You can download the Windows ISO file from Microsoft's website or through a simple search on Google.

Q: How much storage and memory should I allocate to the virtual machine? A: The amount of storage and memory you allocate to the virtual machine depends on your needs. It is recommended to allocate at least half the amount of RAM for memory.

Q: How long does the initial setup process take? A: The initial setup process usually takes around 10 to 15 minutes. However, it may take longer depending on your system and internet speed.