> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.parallels.com/landing/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.parallels.com/landing/pdfm-ug/v26-it-it/guida-utente-di-parallels-desktop-per-mac-26/argomenti-avanzati/lavorare-con-macchine-virtuali/scarica-macchine-virtuali-pre-configurate.md).

# Scarica macchine virtuali pre-configurate

Se non disponi di molto tempo per creare una nuova macchina virtuale con la configurazione necessaria, puoi scaricare una macchina virtuale pronta all'uso con una configurazione predefinita.

### **Scarica i sistemi gratuiti Parallels**

I sistemi gratuiti Parallels sono macchine virtuali predefinite con una serie di sistemi operativi (macOS e varie distribuzioni Linux, tra cui Ubuntu con Rosetta per l'esecuzione di contenitori Docker x86-64).

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Per scaricare un sistema di questo tipo e usarlo con Parallels Desktop:

1. Scegli **File** > **Nuovo**.
2. Seleziona il sistema che desideri dalla sezione **Sistemi gratuiti**, fai clic su **Continua** e segui le istruzioni visualizzate sullo schermo.

Una volta completato il download, puoi iniziare a utilizzare questo sistema in Parallels Desktop.


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