In the end, the only thing left for me to do was to gradually end the CrossOver processes using CTRL + ALT + ESC so that I could close the software. After clicking “Ignore”, others came up that looked the same.Īt some point I tried to “cancel”, but that didn't show any improvement either, instead there were more errors. The progress bar of the installation gradually filled up, but suddenly CrossOver threw the first error message. The first few moments looked pretty good. Read more: CrossOver for M1 Macs: Run Windows apps on Big Sur.Read more: My experience with the MacBook Pro 13 inch with Apple Silicon M1 chip.In my case I couldn't find Orgamax and had to load the installer myself and then make it available as a program for CrossOver. Software that CrossOver is not yet familiar with can also be set up using the installer. If you find your desired application, you have the advantage that CrossOver can download the current version from the Internet and you already have a "profile" to install the app. If you now open CrossOver, an extensive database appears in which you can filter for the software you are looking for. Once this is done, you install CrossOver yourself on the Mac.
You can download a demo version of CrossOver on the manufacturer's website, which I find very accommodating. So I thought I would try Orgamax right away. In short: You don't need a Windows license and CrossOver works with any kind of software. The CrossOver product page sounds very promising at first:ĬrossOver works with all kinds of software - productivity software, utility programs, and games - all with one application. Parallels Desktop can be opened on the Mac, but when you try to open your Windows virtual machine, you get this error message.
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