You and me both. Parallels keeps asking for an extension that I can’t find. Hard to believe that DJI that supports iOS so nicely, believes that the majority of the drone world are only on PCs.
Sigh...
Running the VM Window systems does add a hardware interface layer to the machine, but most of the time that is not the issue. It is odd how this has cropped up and there would be a slight possibility it's associated to the hardware logical interface layer. Hopefully that can be resolved with an update. Parallels did issue an update recently that addressed a few interface layer issues. Current Version is 14.1.3 (Bld 45485). Not sure if that would help. I'd lean more towards video processor or various driver updates.
The direct Bootcamp OS failure expressed by
@Cameradroid is the most odd. Technically, if current on drivers wouldn't be any different than the majority of the PC's running the Simulator. Architecturally, a Direct boot to Windows 10 partition on Mac is an intel environment, similar or same video processors, bus interface, and even the HD partition NTFS. Direct Booted Bootcamp OS is not emulating, it's direct hardware access Widows OS and Apple provides the required drivers for the components that are normally an improvement over generic drivers provided by Windows or 3rd Party. I'd assume it's failing on a component, most likely related to the video processor; I'd check if any new drivers are available. There were a few problematic Windows 10 versions too, I've found the most overall stable versions are 1803 & 1809, the 17xx versions were very problematic on video, USB, various app interfaces... on All Systems, including Windows hardware a few years old. Several older Macs will bark at installing 1803, but you can get around it by downloading the Windows10 updater directly. If 1803 is successfully performed, you can try 1809 but 1803 should be stable OS.
For Parallels, the Bootcamp VM will normally hang & fail on the 18xx upgrades. I've found you need to use Bootcamp direct, perform the 18xx upgrades and after Windows has downloaded all the various updates, then try the Parallels again... sometimes requires to delete the current Bootcamp VM and recreate a new on based on the Win10 18xx versions.
Which Simulator is being used, the free download or the licensed version? Not sure if any difference, but I thought I'd download the free version and see how it runs, I have several Macs... from a Mac mini i7, iMac frozen to HighSierra, MacBook Pros (new & old) and new Windows Surface.