VMM: more work on improving the emulation of certain MSR registers (e.g. If you don't want to pay for Parallels or VMWare, and only need a virtual environment for ocassional use, VirtualBox is an excellent solution. Internet connections should work instantly after installation as VirtualBox automatically configures it for net access. When it comes to USB devices, VirtualBox automatically detects new ones and asks you if you wish to use them.
There is no drag-and-drop function from your native desktop into VirtualBox but considering it's free, you really can't complain. However, you have to install a "Guest" add-on first (which only takes a few seconds) and it's not made very clear how you actually access the shared folders once you've set them up. VirtualBox allows you to define 'shared folders', which can then be accessed from within the operating system you're running in VirtualBox. So with VirtualBox you get the best of both worlds - it's free, and it allows you to run both Windows and macOS simultaneously so you can switch between them as required without having to reboot.Integration with your native environment is straightforward although not as slick as Parallels. And while Bootcamp is also a free option, it doesn't let you run macOS and Windows simultaneously (you have to reboot the machine every time you want to switch to the other operating system). While there are other options available (such as Parallels and VMware Fusion), VirtualBox is free.
To run Windows on a Mac, you need to use virtualization software such as VirtualBox. Here are the main steps involved in installing Windows on a Mac: This enables you to run Windows-only applications on your Mac. By using VirtualBox, you can install Windows on your Mac. VirtualBox is free software that allows you to install different operating systems on your machine. Here I explain how to install Windows on a Mac using the (free) virtualization software, VirtualBox.
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