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i have been trying to install windows with utm in my m2 MacBook, but I don't have a usb disk or something similar to connect to my Mac, and I don't know if you guys know a way to use my ssd instead and install windows. or alternatives instead of UTM. (parallels is too expensive and im a student).
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MacBook Air, macOS 13.4
Because M-family chips have a different architecture than Intel chips, you cannot use Boot Camp to install Windows on the M2 MacBook Air. The official Microsoft Support site offers two Options for using Windows 11 with Mac® computers with Apple® M1® and M2™ chips - Microsoft Support:
These might not be the most cost efficient ways, but seem to be the only ones officially supported by Microsoft.
Because M-family chips have a different architecture than Intel chips, you cannot use Boot Camp to install Windows on the M2 MacBook Air. The official Microsoft Support site offers two Options for using Windows 11 with Mac® computers with Apple® M1® and M2™ chips - Microsoft Support:
These might not be the most cost efficient ways, but seem to be the only ones officially supported by Microsoft.
You can't install windows on M2 chip.
I see, I got the impression you were looking for another solution besides Parallels and UTM. UTM has a guide on installing Windows 11, and it looks like they have some options for simply downloading an ISO instead of adding it to a USB disk drive: https://docs.getutm.app/guides/windows/. Make sure you generate the right ISO for your architecture (arm64 is for Apple Silicon).
Hope this helps!
well, Im not using boot camp, im using UTM. I have seen videos where people install windows with that app and it works, though it requires a usb disk...
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