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The 22635.3785 was released yesterday in the beta channel, and it installed without problems on my machine. So it looks we're back to normal.

In the Insiders beta channel, the update is not available, as the installed beta version (in my case 22635.3640) is considered newer than the fixed 22631.3737 version. Unfortunately the fix is not yet available for the 22635 branch. For the time being, I think the most convenient way to avoid...

No, that's not what I do (and I never said I would...) - the physical machine is running a stable version. And it isn't an ARM device anyway, just a plain vanilla Intel machine, which obviously do not have this problem... So, even with the latest pre-release patch, it should be fine.

My Windows Update still cannot see it, the latest it sees and want to install is 10.0.22635.3720. I hope the .22631.3737 will come up later today...

I don't say you're not right in what you suggest. That would most probably work - unless it mixes up the channels when I run the cloned version, in which case I wouldn't gain anything but problems. Honestly, I have zero confidence in MS to not mix it up, and I am not willing to tinker around...

Which part of the word "convenience" did you not understand? o_O Creating a new VM and installing windows and all my required software and files would take at least one day of my working time, probably longer. That's not only the opposite of convenience, but also significantly more expensive...

I don't believe (or don't want to believe) that MS is that stupid.

Does that put my IT operations at risk? No. Does that annoy me as a paying customer (both to Parallels and Microsoft)? Big time. I run Windows on my Mac, because I have a number of professional programs that are only available for Windows, and I like to run macOS for the rest. The former I must...

I really hope that the Parallels team comes up with a fix soon. Usually, I immediately installed every Parallels update, and never had show-stopping problems. If they don't fix it quickly, it will greatly impact the reputation of Parallels as a reliable way to run Windows on a modern Mac. For me...

I have the same problem. Reproducibly, the update process throws me out and rolls back to the last installed version. Every time requiring to type in the Bitlocker code. Afterwards it tells me that "This update couldn't be installed, but we'll try again later.", and offers to retry, which again...

I see, that must have changed some time ago. When Parallels hit the market in the 2000s, I had bought several licenses it to run windows on my powerPC Macs. NOT requiring the same processor architecture was the whole point back then. Why would I need a virtualizer if it doesn't do this? Then I...

I need to run some old (32bit) apps on my M1 MacBook (2021) with Monterey. It is my understanding that with Parallels it should be possible to install High Sierra in a virtual machine, and then run my apps there. However, I have no luck installing the old macOs in Parallels, as I always get the...

The recent security update 007 appears to have the license to kill: "shared networking" of Parallels (build1970) does not work any more. Tested both with Kubuntu 6.10 and windows XP. The older "bridged ethernet" function is still fine. Or is it only me?