Click Continue and proceed with the installation.

Scroll to the right under Free Systems > select Install macOS Big Sur Using the Recovery Partition.

Follow the macOS Big Sur installation and setup procedure.

Specify the desired name and location and click Create. Parallels Desktop 16 will create a virtual machine and boot to the macOS Big Sur installer.

Wait a few minutes while Parallels Desktop is creating a disk image file.

Click Continue to accept creating a new file on Mac disk, then click Save.

Select Install macOS Big Sur.app and click Continue.

Select Install Windows or another OS option and click Continue.

Run Parallels Desktop, and in the Mac menu bar click File > New. .

Install macOS Big Sur virtual machine: From an installation. Once your Mac is up and running macOS Big Sur, follow the steps to install macOS Big Sur from a recovery partition.

If you wish to upgrade your Mac to macOS Big Sur prior to creating a virtual machine, click Continue and follow the upgrade instructions.

If you want to just create a macOS Big Sur virtual machine, without upgrading your host, quit the 'Install macOS Big Sur' application and proceed with steps to install macOS Big Sur from an installation.

At this point you can either just create a macOS Big Sur virtual machine, or start by upgrading your Mac to macOS Big Sur, and create the virtual machine later: Also, macOS Big Sur installer will run, prompting you to upgrade your macOS.

Once download is finished, 'Install macOS Big Sur.app' file will appear in /Applications/ folder and ready to be used by Parallels Desktop 16. If the update for your Mac is available, Upgrade Now button will appear. app, click Apple logo > System Preferences > Software Update. To start downloading macOS Big Sur installation. Note: If your Mac is already running macOS Big Sur, skip to installing macOS Big Sur from a recovery partition. Download macOS Big Sur installation application

This article will help you to install macOS Big Sur with Parallels Desktop 16 for Mac.

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