Overall, I’m very happy to pay Parallels’ reasonable annual license fee (boot camp is free) for quality software that just works with no hassle and that’s maintained with regular updates. The copy and paste between PC and Mac environments is also a great advantage. But so far it has been a perfectly seamless PC experience. I was really expecting some finer point issues such as networking or printing. I have found zero inconsistencies or problems using Parallels. I really like being able to fire up my PC environment as quickly as launching any application and keeping it open in its own window while my Mac environment is still running side by side. Much simpler and much faster than creating a PC boot volume using Boot Camp. I’m very glad I did! Setting up parallels, and installing windows was a breeze…took about 30 mins once I located my Windows 10 authentication keys. But with my latest MBP upgrade I decided to give Parallels a try. To do this, I used to use Boot Camp on my Mac. Because I write macros for excel as a side business, it’s important that I write my code in a native PC environment. While I have worked on both Macs and PCs for years, I prefer the Mac for home. When you need a fully functional, native PC environment but don’t want PC hardware
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