

Adjust the amount of RAM and CPU cores you need. At the Boot ISO Image section, browse the ISO file built from the above step. Open UTM application, and click Create a New Machineĩ. Output of this step, you will get the Windows ISO file.ĥ. This step takes several minutes, for my machine, it took ~23 minutes to complete this step. Extract the downloaded ZIP file, open terminal and change directory to the extracted folder, and run uup_download_macos.sh with the following command: sh uup_download_macos.sh If you are curious about what UUP is you can find more detail here.Ī screenshot of a summary UUP dump of Windows 10 (arm64)Ĥ. Browse and download Windows UUP - In this demonstration, I will install Windows 10 edition (ensure that you download the arm64 architecture version), for other editions you can find them at UTM gallery.

Moreover, installing via the App Store version is a way to show your support. The official website mentioned that the two options are identical but, the only advantage of the App Store version is that you can get automatic updates. The second one downloading directly from App Store. Download and install the latest UTM version - There are two options to install it on your machine, the first one is downloading in.Storage: 512 GB (Approximately 305 GB free storage while performing the demonstration).


This article will walk you through setting up PowerBI on Apple Silicon processor in an alternative way with UTM. The second option is VMs, this option contains many VM applications such as Parallels, UTM, etc. For more detail, please see Apple’s official document. The first one is Boot Camp, but it requires a Mac with an Intel processor. Actually, there are two possible options to use Windows on MacOS. Unfortunately, PowerBI itself supports only Microsoft Windows operating system. Then, it can be disseminated to a dynamic dashboard. Microsoft PowerBI is one of the most well-known business intelligence (BI) tools that allow you to connect and visualize any data from various input sources such as spreadsheets, databases, etc.
