How does Apple install Win10 system?

Isn't Apple Mac system good enough? Why use Apple to install Win10? Let's not laugh, after all, turnip greens have their own love. Besides, the latest Win10 system is not necessarily worse than the Mac, and certainly will have his advantage. This article will detail how to install Win10 system on Apple computers.

Unlike Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows 8.1 users, Mac users cannot receive automatic push from Windows 10, nor can they upgrade to Windows 10 operating systems from third-party channels. It doesn't matter, we can think of a way.
There are two ways to install Windows 10 on a Mac. The first is to use virtual software, such as Parallels 10. The second is to use Boot Camp to install. Next we will see which one is more suitable for you.
Virtual software, such as Parallels 10, allows us to test and run the Windows 10 operating system directly without having to install the system directly on the device, which is an advantage.
The disadvantage of this method is that the performance of the system on the virtual software is not as good as the performance directly installed on the device, because the system and the device are separated by a layer of virtual software. How to describe this feeling is like scratching it through clothes.

Using Boot Camp to install Windows 10, you get the best performance. However, this means you need to configure your Mac so that Windows 10 can be installed on a Mac drive. When using virtual software, we don't need to configure a Mac.
Which method do you want to use? If you want a better and more direct Windows 10 experience, I suggest you choose Boot Camp. If you're not sure if you want to install Windows 10 on your Mac, or if you want a more embarrassing option, then you are advised to choose Parallels 10 virtual software.
However, in this article, we mainly focus on using Boot Camp to upgrade to the Windows 10 operating system, because we intend to run the Windows 10 system on the 2013 Macbook Air for a long time.
Of course, if you just want to see what kind of experience Windows 10 is running on a Mac, choose Parallels 10, or other virtual software would be more appropriate.