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Apple's legacy Bootcamp application, which previously allowed Mac users to install Windows into its own bootable partition on a Mac, was removed when Apple transitioned to ARM processors. From a report: Unfortunately, the document makes no mention of installing Windows 11 natively on Apple Silicon hardware. The document explains how users running Mac devices with either M1 or M2 chips can use Windows 11, either via the cloud or using a local virtualization such as Parallels Desktop. You can use any combination of the Control, Option (Alt), Shift, and Command keys.Microsoft has outlined how users running Apple Silicon-based Macs can utilize Windows 11 in a new support document published today. Click in the corresponding text field and press the key or combination of keys that you want to use with a mouse click to trigger a right-click or middle-click.Select Secondary click (for right-click) or Middle click.If necessary, click the lock icon and enter an administrator password.Right-click the Parallels Desktop icon in the Dock and choose Preferences.Click the Parallels icon in the menu bar and choose Preferences.Set Which Key Combination Triggers a Right-Click or a Middle-Click Set an Apple Magic Mouse for Right-Clicking Now you can press the right side of the mouse to right-click. Choose Secondary Button from the menu to the right of the mouse.Choose Apple menu > System Preferences and click Mouse or Keyboard & Mouse.Set an Apple Mighty Mouse for Right-Clicking

Now you can tap the trackpad with two fingers to imitate a right-click. Choose Apple menu > System Preferences and click Trackpad.Most other mice are pre-configured for right-clicking. You can also set your trackpad to allow right-clicking, and if you have an Apple Mighty Mouse (included with Apple desktop computers from 2005-2009) or Magic Mouse (included with current Apple desktop computers), you can set the mouse to allow right-clicking. You can change which key combination triggers a right-click. Many tasks in Windows, such as bringing up shortcut menus, are accomplished by right-clicking.īy default, Parallels Desktop is set to mimic a right-click when you press Shift+Control and click the mouse. Set Your Mouse or Trackpad to Right-Click and Middle-Click Set Your Mouse or Trackpad to Right-Click and Middle-Click