#IS THERE A PARALLELS FOR WINDOWS FOR MAC#

As more and more PC manufactures releasing better displays more Windows applications will start to pay attention and support them. Lastly, you can check your screen resolution in the control panel see if they are indeed matching your retina’s display setting.Īs you can see, by enable “Enable Retina Resolution” in Parallels, it translates Windows to detect High DPI monitor, the rest Windows 10 will taking care. Compare a legacy application like “Device Manager” vs Windows 10’s File Explorer you will notice the difference in text and icon. However, not all UI in Windows 10 are refined with this support. If they aren’t, go to Settings > Display and check if the display settings are configured at 200%įor most of the new application in Windows 10 you will see all the texture are supporting High DPI (HiDPi) with clear text and icons. Now go and start Windows 10, you will notice your screen are display texture more crispy.

Make sure have “ Enable Retina resolution” checked

You can fix this by going to Parallels > Parallels Desktop Control Center > Settings (gear icon) Everything will look blurry, this is because those texts are essentially displaying at 2x zoom level, as if it is running Windows 10 by turning on a magnify zoom all the time. The result of not have the settings properly configured are the blurry text you will find all over the place in Windows 10. By default, your virtual machine app, Parallels, does not enable retina scaling.

#IS THERE A PARALLELS FOR WINDOWS FOR MAC#

One of the issues that is distinct for Mac owners are the high-resolution (retina) display sometimes doesn’t actually provide the best user experience when running Windows 10. Running Windows 10 on a Mac has ever been easier, faster and better performing with Parallels for Mac.

Is there a parallels for windows