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How to use M1 Mac + Parallels Windows in Japanese [ARM version].
In this article, we will discuss the M1 Mac'sParallels DesktopThis section explains how to use the ARM version of Windows in Japanese installed on
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How to use Japanese on ARM version of Windows installed on M1 Mac Parallels
Step 1: Start the virtual machine
Click the Parallels Desktop icon on the Mac menu bar and select "Control Center.
Start the virtual machine.
Step 2:Open [Settings
Open the virtual machine's Start menu or Action Center and click on the Settings icon (gear symbol).
Step 3: Click on [Time & Language
[When "Settings" opens, click on "Time & Language.
Step 4: Click [Add a language
Click "Add a language" under Preferred languages, select Japanese, and click "Next" to install Japanese.
Step 5: Select Japanese and click "Next
Select Japanese and click [next] to begin installation.
Step 6: Select Japanese in "Windows display language
[Select Japanese under Windows display language.
Menus and other information will be displayed in Japanese.
Step 7: Match the keyboard layout to the Mac keyboard.
Select [Options], which appears when you choose Japanese as the preferred language on the language screen, to adapt the keyboard layout to the Mac keyboard.
Step 8: Select [Japanese Keyboard
Select [Japanese Keyboard] and then [ok].
Match the key layout to the key layout of the Mac you are using.
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In this article, we will discuss the M1 Mac'sParallels DesktopThe following is an explanation of how to use the ARM version of Windows installed on an ARM-based system in Japanese.
Parallelsschool (e.g. of ikebana)Completely free trial versionis available for a risk-free trial. Parallels also offers discount campaigns from time to time.For the latest discount information on Parallels, please visit the official website atPlease check it out from the following page.
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*Free trial is also available here.