The company has optimized Parallels Desktop to run even more games that include Age of Empires 2 Definitive Edition, World of Warcraft, Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, Tomb Raider 3, World of Tanks, Mount and Blade II: Bannerlord, and more.įor those running Linux virtual machines, Parallels has added support for VirGL to enable 3D acceleration. The update now has virtual TPM (Trusted Platform Module) enabled by default, which makes it easier to run and install on Windows 11. Windows VMsįor those who want Windows virtual machines, Parallels Desktop 17.1 also enhances Windows support.

Parallels Tools has also been updated to support the latest iteration of macOS, which will make Monterey run better on virtual machines. Parallels shared the release in a blog post where the team indicates that users can run Parallels Desktop on macOS Monterey with full support. The company has released Parallels Desktop 17.1, which brings support for macOS Monterey and Windows 11. Parallels was updated to version 17 earlier this year with enhancements that included drag and drop between Windows and macOS, a virtual TPM chip, and more.

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