One-Click VM

One-Click VM for macOS

Support

Get help with installation, startup, and files in your virtual machine.

System requirements

One-Click VM requires an Apple silicon Mac with macOS 26.0 or later and a supported Windows 11 Arm64 installer. Windows 10 and x64 Windows images are outside the first release’s supported scope. Allow space for the installer, its temporary copy during setup, and the virtual disk as it grows. Windows licensing and activation are separate from One-Click VM.

Getting Windows

In One-Click VM, choose Get Windows 11 and open the Microsoft download page. Select the Arm64 ISO and your preferred language. One-Click VM checks the image before using it. If the link expires, reopen the download guide and generate a fresh link for the same image and language. If verification fails again, contact support with the error and the installer language. Microsoft Windows 11 Arm64 download page

When setup takes longer than expected

Windows can restart during setup. If One-Click VM still shows Installing Windows 11 after an extended wait, note how long the status has been visible and whether you saw an error. Keep the virtual machine while troubleshooting. If the machine has stopped and One-Click VM offers Try to Continue Installation, use that action to resume the existing machine.

Send files from your Mac to Windows

In the upper-right corner of the virtual machine window, choose Transfer → Send Files… or Transfer → Send Folders…. In Windows, open File Explorer → This PC → WINSTART_FILES. Windows assigns the drive letter. Copy files to the Windows desktop or another folder on the Windows disk if you want to keep them. The next transfer replaces the disc, and shutdown clears it.

Remove a virtual machine

Back up files you want to keep. Shut down Windows, then open Settings → Storage, select the virtual machine, and choose Delete Virtual Machine. This removes its virtual disk and local machine data.

Contact support

Email js.appssup2026@outlook.com. Include your One-Click VM version, macOS version, Mac chip model, the action you took, and the exact message you saw. Share only relevant, redacted excerpts. Avoid sending virtual disks, full installer images, product keys, passwords, session tokens, or screenshots containing personal information.