Windows will run in a seperate window, but if you make that fullscreen it looks like you are only running Windows.
you basically have access to macOS and Windows at the same time. This virtualization allows you to run windows inside macOS, i.e. that allow installing a so called virtual machine. There are multiple programs like Parrallels VMWare. This is also the reason why you cant run Windows natively on an M1(ARM) Mac because it is written for x86 and not ARM. all hardware (including 16GB RAM) will be used. your Mac basically works the exact same way as an equally spec'd "original" Windows Laptop. With BootCamp you are running Windows natively on the Mac, i.e. You will then only run Windows and can't switch back to macOS unless you shutdown Windows and restart into macOS. The guide you mentioned shows how to install it onto an external drive, since usually Apple only suggests partitioning your internal drive and installing Windows there.Īfter installing Windows on that drive or internally you have to shutdown your mac and press cmd + opt while starting up to access the boot menu and select the external drive, i.e.
With BootCamp you can install Windows on your Mac. I think you have a misconeception of how BootCamp and virtualization works.
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