Running Windows on Your Mac
Running Windows on your Mac is a simple process, whether you use Apple’s Boot Camp or third-party virtual machine technology, such as Parallels and Fusion. No matter which method you choose, our guides and advice will have you booting Windows on your Mac in no time.
Winclone 2.0.10
Winclone provides an effective way to clone a Boot Camp partition by creating compressed image files you can store on your Mac.
Winclone provides an effective way to clone a Boot Camp partition by creating compressed image files you can store on your Mac.
Buy Virtualization Software
The three top applications for running Windows on an Intel-based Mac are Boot Camp, Parallels, and Fusion. Which one is best for you? We’ll help you decide.
The three top applications for running Windows on an Intel-based Mac are Boot Camp, Parallels, and Fusion. Which one is best for you? We’ll help you decide.
Top 9 Windows Antivirus
Running Windows on a Mac is not much different than running Windows on a PC; antivirus protection is still critical. Mary Landesman, About’s Guide to Antivirus Software, lists her top 9 picks for this must-have software.
Running Windows on a Mac is not much different than running Windows on a PC; antivirus protection is still critical. Mary Landesman, About’s Guide to Antivirus Software, lists her top 9 picks for this must-have software.
Getting Started in Windows Vista
Now that you can run Windows on your Intel Mac, you may find you need an introduction to Windows Vista, or at least a little refresher. Either way, Michelle Castle, About’s Guide to Focus on Windows. can provide a quick overview.
Now that you can run Windows on your Intel Mac, you may find you need an introduction to Windows Vista, or at least a little refresher. Either way, Michelle Castle, About’s Guide to Focus on Windows. can provide a quick overview.
Benchmark: How do Boot Camp, Parallels, and Fusion Stack Up?
Neil Ticktin, MacTech magazine’s Editor-in-Chief, puts the three leading contenders for running Windows on a Mac to the test.
Neil Ticktin, MacTech magazine’s Editor-in-Chief, puts the three leading contenders for running Windows on a Mac to the test.
Run Windows and Mac OS Both at Once
New York Times columnist David Pogue weighs the pros and cons of using Parallels and Boot Camp to run Windows on an Intel Mac.
New York Times columnist David Pogue weighs the pros and cons of using Parallels and Boot Camp to run Windows on an Intel Mac.