Parallels Desktop for Mac computers with the Apple M1 chip: This update for Parallels Desktop 16 for Mac 16.5.0 brings full native support for Mac computers with the Apple M1 chip, addresses overall stability and security issues, and includes the following fixes and improvements. Issues reported by Parallels Desktop users: Resolves an issue with virtual machines having no Internet connection when they are configured to use the Shared Network setting.Resolves an issue with the mouse pointer moving slowly in virtual machines configured for games.Resolves an issue with the mouse pointer becoming sluggish.Resolves an issue with Parallels Tools sometimes hanging during the installation.Resolves an issue with color noise sometimes appearing on the screen after the Parallels Tools installation.Resolves an issue with green boxes in the HiP2P IP camera software.Resolves an issue with an Ubuntu 21.04 virtual machine not booting after updating the kernel to 5.11.0.Resolves an issue with the Installation Assistant not being able to detect an operating system when creating a Kali Linux 2020.2 or 2020.4 virtual machine.Resolves an issue with Fedora Rawhide hanging during the installation.On a Mac with the Apple M1 chip, download and use pre-configured virtual machines with Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, Debian 10.7, Fedora Workstation 33-1.2, and Kali Linux 2021.1.The 3D acceleration menu was temporarily concealed in the Graphics pane of Linux virtual machine configuration because this feature is not yet supported in Parallels Desktop for Mac computers with the Apple M1 chip.

The following settings were removed from the virtual machine configuration in Parallels Desktop for Mac computers with the Apple M1 chip: The Enable nested virtualization checkbox in the CPU & Memory pane.

The hypervisor selection in the CPU & Memory pane.

Parallels Desktop for Mac computers with an Intel processor: All virtual machines are set to use the Apple hypervisor.

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