The expectation is “It’s a Mac, it runs Fusion, therefore I can take my VM over to my new Mac and it should run”.

Given the number of questions I’ve answered here, there are a significant number of people that do not understand that they simply can’t take their old VMs and run it on their brand new Apple Silicon Mac. I still find that you can't run the Microsoft Store from the VM - this is the same issue I found with running Windows 11 on the TP. (This makes the VMware experience for Windows even more disappointing) I haven't beat on it much, but so far so good. I can resize the screen just fine, and the shared folder and networking work fine as well. I downloaded the SPICE tools and installed them with no ill effects. If installing from an ISO, you still need to make sure you have 4GB memory, a 64GB disk and 2 cores minimum otherwise Windows still complain that you're not meeting requirements. I did have to disable the TPM check and Secure Boot check in the installer (documented registry keys are the same as used for the Fusion TP), but otherwise it installed smoothly. I didn't follow the instructions in the video exactly - I created a new VM and installed iWindows 11 ARM from an ISO that I'd used successfully with the Fusion Tech Preview. Just downloaded UTM and installed Windows 11 ARM VM in virtualization mode.

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