We know that some of you might encounter the issue when installing the LabVIEW application in Windows 11 using Parallels Desktop on Mac computers with Apple silicon. Once the installation is over, LabVIEW asks you to restart Windows for applying the changes. If you restart Windows, Windows will crash, showing up a BSOD screen. The issue stems from Windows drivers compatibility issues between Intel x86_64 and Arm architectures - the app loads its x86 drivers prior to the Windows drivers. This sequence disrupts the proper loading of Windows.
Resolution
The issue has been addressed in Parallels Desktop 19.4.1 and newer versions of Parallels Desktop. Click here to install the latest version. In case you still face issues with LabVIEW on your virtual machine, please contact our Support team and we'll investigate based on your individual case.
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