So this is kind of a, I don't know, I guess debate thing. So Boot Camp vs. VM. People that have Macs have been on Boot Camp a while. So, and it's actually really nice, but some other people like VMs, so, throwing Windows on especially. So which one's better, kind of? I guess it's a question, you know? So yeah.
Um, hello? Is Mac, uh, is VMware actually available for Mac? I'm not sure about that. Um, however, the good thing about Bootcamp is that, uh, actually the microphone drivers and everything from your Mac work on Windows. I mean, okay, if you use a VM, then, um, your quality, your microphone quality will actually, um, like, I experienced it like this, um, your microphone quality will actually go down a lot. And in Bootcamp it doesn't. I mean, in Bootcamp, um, it has a relatively good quality. Like, it sounds like the internal thing of your Mac, which it is. And it's just the Mac drivers, which, um, VMware cannot do. VMware does install something different, which doesn't sound that good.
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It's really simple. If you use VMware, you will use the resources of your Mac while running macOS and virtual machine at the same time. And Windows won't work as smoothly as you would like to work it. And there is a bootcamp in my opinion is the best choice. I don't use Windows on a Mac much. Sometimes I do. For example, like now, like I want to play a game. I just if you have a 128 gigabyte MacBook, you can just purchase an SSD external hard drive. And install Windows there like I did. And it works perfectly. I recommend you to use bootcamp.
Hello there. Well, I downloaded a bootcamp and I didn't set up yet because, I don't know, shall I reinstall Windows or not? If yes, what shall I do first?
ah okay I thought the windows is just a system installing to the hard disk but yes I have a terabyte hard disk not SSD but it is hard drive yes it's a hard hard disk I but I don't know how to boot Windows or Mac OS when it is starting is there a BIOS or UEFI or something like this because how will I choose what system I want to load I don't know in boot camp I tried to install something like Windows yes I tried to install boot camp and I was little yes I I made something little stupid and I didn't get it installed but I now know what's the error and I will install it soon I think I did something really stupid I I thought the boot camp and the windows is just a system and no files will be placed on the hard drive and I said wow I can install Windows on 32 gigabyte flash thumb drive and that's all and I I thought it will install the system but it will back up its files to its own hard uh SSD I think but I think it's uh I think it's all files that are changed will be on the hard disk that I choose for Windows 10 in boot camp I have very ancient Mac I don't know if there will be a chance to install Windows there but I will try because I don't want to carry my HP somewhere I have Windows HP but somewhere I could carry my little very little Mac and the hard disk in in the computer back backpack or how it calls for
I recommend using bootcamp because if you're using Windows VM you will have the issue of stuttering audio and the machine will be slow generally.
Yeah, boot camp is nice. I actually like it. So yeah. Actually I want to say when Apple gets the ARM processors out for public use, I think they said a couple years from now, how they actually are going to implement boot camp. Who knows? So we'll see.
I'm pretty firmly in the used boot camp category right now, because VMware thought, oh, hey, I can like the crap out of the games and mess them up. So, yeah, I don't trust VMware anymore. I'm full boot camp.
vmware should not be doing that at any kind of level the only way i can see that it would do that is if you if windows or microsoft defender these days this has to go oh look at all these beach applications much much much all these xc files that definitely mess up a games folder so it just it can sometimes depend on on the antivirus that you use
