Microsoft has recently announced the very first preview build of Windows 11 for users within the Windows Insider program, and as the world found out, not all devices would be able to run the brand new operating system.

This is due to processor limitations, as Microsoft states that only eight-generation chips and newer will be able to handle Windows 11 - at this time, the company can also be trying to determine if bringing the new OS to seventh-gen processors is possible too, but an official decision could be made later this summer.

Meanwhile, Windows 11 is also on its way to Apple's Macs, though if you're familiar with how Windows operates on Apple computers, you most likely determined already everything could be run by Parallels.

The organization has confirmed recently that Windows 11 would obviously come to Macs, though for the time being, they at Parallels continues to be looking into exactly what the new operating-system alterations in relation to hardware before starting focusing on the main harbour.

Windows 11 arriving the autumn

Reported by iMore, Parallels hasn't provided an ETA as to when Macs would be able to run Windows 11, but it shouldn't take too much time before happens, especially as the new operating system is projected to visit reside in nov the year.

"Since Windows 11 has just been announced recently, the Parallels Engineering team delays for the official Windows 11 Insider Preview build to begin studying changes introduced within the new OS to provide full compatibility later on Parallels Desktop updates," Nick Dobrovolskiy, SVP of Engineering and Support, continues to be quoted as saying.

Windows 11 is going to be offered like a free upgrade to particular eligible Windows 10 PCs, and there's a high probability the very first wave of computers would get the new operating-system in October.