- #Vmware fusion mac m1 windows 11 install#
- #Vmware fusion mac m1 windows 11 windows 10#
- #Vmware fusion mac m1 windows 11 license#
Indeed Microsoft decided to pull x86 emulation for the Windows 10 ARM Insider image and that forced people to Windows 11 ARM Insider. Microsoft can then add or remove features or end the preview at will. In practice what this means is that you potentially share any data you place on the Insider image and/or any usage you perform with Microsoft.
In turn the Insider agreement does not place any real conditions on what you can do other than that you have to allow all telemetry to Microsoft that Microsoft wants, and then Automatic Updates cannot be turned off.
#Vmware fusion mac m1 windows 11 license#
The end user agreement for the Insider Program states that it supersedes any other Microsoft license agreement. Parallels steers you to the Windows Insider program and then loads the Windows Insider Program ARM image. I will take a somewhat contrary view here, but its not really good for the user either. VMware has stated that when Microsoft allows Windows to be run on Apple Silicon, then they'll work to support it. VMware has a history of not supporting configurations that would encourage the circumvention of other vendors' licensing agreements. Given that so much of VMware's business is for the virtualization of Microsoft product in their enterprise client base, it's understandable that they take this position as they have more to lose by incurring Microsoft's wrath. This also means that they won't officially support Windows for ARM on Apple Silicon for the same reasons. They came to the conclusion that those agreements would not allow development of VMware Tools for Windows for ARM on Apple Silicon in a properly licensed manner.
#Vmware fusion mac m1 windows 11 install#
They ignored Microsoft's licensing to install software and tools that that enabled them to build their tool set.Nice that they have so much regard for their users. They have publicly stated that you are the one responsible for it. They're telling you that license compliance isn't their problem.Parallels is doing it (again IMO) because: You are receiving this because you commented.VMware being a solid company is IMO the exact reason why they don't provide support for Windows for ARM on Apple Silicon. Triage notifications on the go with GitHub Mobile for iOS Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub It's really slow (I expected it to be slow, but it's really slow). Installed Win 11 Home, enabled networking and audioĪgain and installed the Spice Guest Tools. I then created another VM with "pc-i440fx-6.2", disabled networking andĪudio because I had read somewhere that this can cause the issue (it was I had the same issue when I tried to set up Win 11 Home 圆4 on a M1 It could be something like an infinite loop that contains a lot of different function calls. And it doesn't seem to be one problematic function as the spindump shows a huge number of different frames rather than one frame occupying most of the CPU time. It's not exactly a deadlock because all threads are making progress. From this it seems like the guest VM is triggering some host action that's causing the host to do a lot of work and not giving any idle time to render the display.On a non-frozen idle dump, I also see ~11,000 samples running guest VM code, but the majority (~16,000 samples) are in qemu_wait_io_event which is the idle thread. The rest are scattered throughout QEMU library calls. Of the 30,000 samples, ~12,000 in the frozen state are actually running guest VM code.A similar capture while the VM is idle (not frozen) shows ~5% CPU usage. The thread running that vCPU would be consuming 99% of the 5 minute capture. QEMULauncher seems to consume 99% of CPU.Once I do hit it randomly, I would generate a spindump and I have some observations: One time, it was opening the Search popup. I have a VM with only 1 CPU and sometimes I would experience the freeze. So one problem I have is that I can't consistently reproduce the freeze.
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