Let’s rethink that after Microsoft’s announcement. According to an Apple iMac 27-Inch 'Core i5' 3.3 (5K, Mid-2015) has the Model Identifier. Apple’s Craig Federici said they don’t care having Boot Camp on M1 Mac as long as Microsoft have an ARM version of windows ready and it seems like Win10 ARM advances well since Parallels gave support and Adobe started supporting apps for both Mac and Win.

Boot Camp only works on Intel Macs, but given how well the M1 can emulate Intel Mac apps and even Windows on ARM, it seems like it's at least technically feasible. While downloading the Windows Support Software (formally the Boot Camp Support Software) should be possible for any Intel based Mac from a M1 Mac, you would first have to at least know which Intel Mac and possibly which version of Windows. With Apple's plan to fully switch to M1 chips within two years, the Boot Camp update will be welcome news for Intel Mac users. Until now, Boot Camp users have relied on various third-party drivers like the Mac precision touchpad drivers from Github. That was way back in 2013, and Apple had yet to implement the drivers in Boot Camp until it finally did so yesterday with the 6.1.15 update. With Windows 8.1, however, Microsoft worked with Intel to address the issue by launching the Windows Precision Touchpad drivers and it's far less of an issue with modern Windows laptops. Parallels Desktop All the Boot Camp benefits PLUS: Run Windows and macOS without restarting. Macs have famously had better trackpads than Windows laptops, with complaints about the latter constantly popping up in past reviews. However, it only supports Mac laptop and desktop models with a T2 security chip released on or after 2018. It appears to be a big improvement over Mac Precision and third-party drivers, according to some Reddit users. Apple has added support for Windows Precision Touchpad drivers to its latest version of Boot Camp, addressing a big issue with Windows 10 Mac installations, The Verge has reported.

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