There are 5 ways you can run Windows programs, software & games on your Mac computer - Using Remote Access, Wine, Boot Camp, Virtual machines, etc.

For those who need to jump between running Mac and Windows software, one of the most compelling aspects of Intel-based Mac ownership has been that those Macs could run both Windows and Mac ...

Whatever your needs, installing Windows on a Mac is dead simple, even if you don't have a CD drive. All you need is a copy of Windows and the Boot Camp program that comes preinstalled on OS X.

Apple's upcoming ARM-based silicon Macs apparently won't support Boot Camp, so you'll have to use a third-party virtualization program to run Windows 10 on your future Mac.

Microsoft officially blesses Parallels as a way to run Windows on M1, M2 Macs Parallels previously used Insider Program loophole to support Windows installs.