Initial support for the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update is included, though just as with High Sierra, users may have to update the application to gain full support after the Windows update's release. Another Mac hardware integration introduced in this version is the ability to protect the application's preferences and virtual machine configuration with Touch ID, with a fingerprint needed to make changes to the settings. Parallels warns that an update for the software may be required after Apple makes the operating system available to download to the general public.Ī key addition to the software this time is support for the Touch Bar, which can be used with Parallels Desktop itself, with a Touch Bar Wizard allowing users to customize how it works within Windows and various Windows applications. The latest version of Parallels Desktop 13 for Mac will include initial support for macOS 10.13 High Sierra as both the host and guest operating systems when they are released later this year.
