
In addition, duplicate files take up too much storage space. If you have a lot of duplicate EXE files, you need to delete them. The next step is to delete the duplicate EXE file. The following tutorial will show you how to use Wine to open an EXE file on your Mac. You can then play or edit it using your Mac’s built-in Finder tools. Once it’s opened, the EXE file will launch. Once you’ve installed it, open the Finder and locate the EXE file. If none of these methods work, try WINE or a virtual machine software to make your Mac run Windows. Using Boot Camp, Remote Desktop, or CrossOver can safely run EXE files on your Mac.

You can’t run them in the applications you have on your Mac, but there are a few workarounds.

