Good news for Mac users who need to run Windows without hassle — it’s now available Parallels Desktop 19, fully compatible with macOS Sonoma and optimised for the powerful Apple Silicon (M1, M2 and the new M3).
If you need to run Windows applications on a Mac without sacrificing performance or stability, this update will be of real interest.
What’s new in Parallels 19?
With this new release, Parallels Desktop 19 brings it up to date with Apple’s latest developments. Here are the highlights:
✅ Full support for macOS Sonoma, Apple’s new operating system.
✅ Full compatibility with the M1, M2 and M3, including substantial performance improvements.
✅ Improved integration with Touch ID to securely access virtual machines.
✅ Improved graphics and support for more demanding applications (yes, even those resource‑heavy design and architecture apps on Windows).
In short: a real powerhouse for Mac users who rely on Windows day to day, without compromising power or stability.
Parallels on an Apple‑silicon Mac? It’s more viable than ever now
With the transition to Apple Silicon, many users wondered: how do I virtualise Windows on my new M1 or M2 Mac?
The answer is now clear: with Parallels Desktop 19 and Sonoma, it performs extremely well. And without technical juggling. No acrobatics required: install, configure and in minutes you’ll have Windows running.
And what if your Mac has a hardware problem?
Bear in mind: neither Parallels nor macOS Sonoma will help you if your logic board fails.
Apple, as you know, replaces parts or the entire machine. But we don’t.
At Daniel Gontán we carry out electronic repairs on components that Apple won’t touch:
capacitors, circuits, GPU chips…
If you have an M1 or M2 Mac that won’t boot, overheats or shows strange errors, call us before you write it off.
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