Press Shift-F10 – the Windows command prompt opens (you might have to configure your keyboard so that F10 isn’t a media key, but fn+F10 worked in my case).Even if that doesn’t happen, now is the best time to install the SPICE Guest Tools (because afterwards, we can resize the window etc.):.Afterwards, my installation got stuck because the Windows installer couldn’t access the internet.Follow the Windows installation process until the keyboard is fully configured.Summary: I changed the name of the newly created virtual machine from “Windows” to “Windows/ARM”.Shared Directory: I created a directory “SharedWithWindows” in my macOS home directory and told UTM about it via the “Browse.” button.Hardware: I didn’t change the defaults.Windows: Check “Import VHDX Image” and use the “Browse.” button to point UTM to the downloaded Windows disk image.
Start: We need “Virtualize” (not ”Emulate”), as we are running Windows/ARM natively.The “Create a New Virtual Machine” wizard works really well – I didn’t need to change any of the defaults. SPICE Guest Tools: Need to be installed on Windows for UTM to fully work (dynamic resizing of the window with the Windows screen, support for networking, sharing files, shared clipboard, etc.).It’s free and easy to join – you only need a Microsoft Account (which is also free and easy to create). You only need to be a member of the Windows Insider program. Windows for ARM (Windows Insider Preview): This is a free download for now.Installing Windows/ARM #Īs the recipe mentions, there are three downloads (for the links, see the recipe): I’m impressed by how well UTM runs Windows/ARM on my MacBook Pro 14-inch with an M1 Pro. In this blog post I give a few tips that complement those instructions. The Windows 11 (ARM) recipe mostly worked for me. UTM’s “Gallery” lists recipes for running various operating systems. A few tips for using the virtual Windows machine.UTM is a free virtualization software that runs Windows/ARM on Apple Silicon Macs.
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