Having all these different disk formatting types on both sides limit macOS to read and write to the unsupported formats out of the box, therefore it makes it impossible to connect disks with APFS and HFS Plus file system in Windows.
On the other hand those Apple partitions are then formatted with a file system such as Apple File System (APFS) and macOS extended (HFS Plus) while Windows partitions are formatted with as FAT32, ExFAT and NTFS. On one hand Apple directly supports three different partition schemes: GUID (Globally Unique IDentifier) partition table, Apple Partition Map, and Master Boot Record, however Windows is usually partitioned in either MBR or GPT (two different partition table). I have multiple internal/external partitions in macOS, I cannot connect them to Parallels Desktop as additional disks therefore they are not visible in Windows.
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