If you decide to go for Parallels, as suggested above, you should know that you can reuse your existing Boot Camp installation. You can convert a virtual machine from Boot Camp using the installation assistant at startup and set Parallels Desktop to run Windows from that partition.

By using Parallels Desktop, you can run Mac OS X and your Boot Camp Windows installation simultaneously.

If you want to go for the classic approach, you’ll have to install windows on Mac using the Boot Camp Assistant that comes with your macOS.

Just make sure that you have at least 30GB of free space on your hard drive and a Windows 10 ISO prepared. Then, see our recommendations on how to complete the Windows installation on your Mac and you’ll be good to go.

So, once you’ve decided on how you want to watch Netflix on Mac, just open the app in the web browser, sign in to your account, and configure Netflix to play HD content.

To view bitrates, press Ctrl-Shift-Alt-S. You may notice stutters or some artifacts on the screen: these are hardware-related and you can’t do anything about it.

Alternatively, use the Netflix app for Windows 10. Go to the Windows Store if you don’t have it yet and search for Netflix. You must first sign in to your Microsoft account to be able to download the app, however.

Open the Netflix app, sign in, and begin playback. You can also override the default bitrate using the Ctrl-Shift-Alt-S shortcut. This helps increase or decrease the quality of the stream.

The Netflix app also allows you to download Netflix shows and movies to the local system, too, with the advantage of improved playback without the need for a strong Internet connection.

We hope this recommendation was helpful to allow you to watch today’s most popular video content on your device. Your feedback is important to us and for this, you can use the comments section below.

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