Upon installing Windows in Boot Camp computer, you will be required to choose the operating system you would like to use each time you power on your computer. Once you launch the Boot Camp assistant application, you can choose to modify the size of the partition. If you want to easily use either windows 10, 8 or 7 on your Mac OS X in Parallels, you should have a 4GB Random Access Memory on your Mac and if you consider using various applications at the same time, then ensure that your RAM is at least 8GB.
Parallels strain your Mac's processing power, and memory as both the operating systems are working at the same time, compared to Boot Camp. In contrast, Boot Camp involves a more direct setup. Parallels is an entirely distinct program with far more settings and preferences to learn. Some individuals may find that Parallel's option involves a steeper learning curve compared to Boot Camp. Parallel Desktops are a more expensive choice than Boot Camp since you have to purchase the Parallel program. Also, you can connect desktops between your OS X and your Parallel program so that any files created in one system can be mechanically copied and saved to the other distinct system. It involves the easy integration of files between the systems. This means that rather than opening the entire Windows desktop within Mac OS X, you can easily open Windows applications in Coherence mode, and they appear just as though you opened a Mac application. It involves a Coherence Mode, a feature that blends OS X and Windows environments together, offering a shared interface for both software packages. It is more functional compared to Boot Camp in the aspect that you can use both operating systems at the same time. You do not need to create a distinct partition on your hard disk for Windows operating systems that cannot be effortlessly changed, unlike Boot Camp. 
This makes it incredibly easy to switch back and forth and between the computer systems. When it is running, you can witness an entire Windows desktop on your Mac within a Window (you can also fully screen your applications). Parallels Desktops functions like any other applications on your Mac OS X.
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