WebsiteX5 is not suitable for ARM devices and only runs on devices with an x86-compatible CPU. On ARM WebsiteX5 will only run when using an emulator that can emulate this x86 architecture.

Here information in German, translated with Google, see

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How to use Windows or Ventura for free on your M1 or M2 Mac

For Mac users, UTM provides a free way to use Mac OS and Windows on ARM Mac - even Windows 7 and Mac OS 9 are compatible

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Emulation instead of virtualization

The special feature: If you make compromises in terms of performance, you can even use an x86 version of Windows. In addition to virtualization (where the system can access the CPU directly), UTM also offers what is known as emulation of a system, where the CPU is also simulated in software. This is the only way to use operating systems that do not have an ARM version. In addition to Windows 7, this also includes Mac OS 9.

When using the "Intel version" of Windows, however, you have to emulate the entire CPU in software, which is why frugal operating systems such as XP and Windows 7 are suitable at best. But how fast or lame is such a system really?

German >> https://www.macwelt.de/article/984229/so-nutzen-sie-windows-oder-ventura-kostenlos-auf-ihrem-m1-oder-m2-mac.html

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I myself only have a Windows notebook and cannot test it.