Network Initialization Failed

Mehmet E said:
This is a interesting comment..
Are u sure it ? So I can not imagine that business & pro edition are different..
Is there anyone to do try it ?
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From this guy Also Palrob "The latest version of parallels desktop pro works flawlessly. The problem exists only in the business version. why? will there be a solution to the problem" give it a try. Parallels team must fix business edition
 
frempongA said:
From this guy Also Palrob "The latest version of parallels desktop pro works flawlessly. The problem exists only in the business version. why? will there be a solution to the problem" give it a try. Parallels team must fix business edition
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I also hope so because the businnes version is made for people who work with parallels!
 
This bug is stopping many people from using Parallels Desktop.
I hope the Parallels team is giving this problem absolute priority.
 
  1. Search for Terminal in spotlight or open it from the launchpad others
  2. Copy and paste this command in terminal window: sudo -b /Applications/Parallels\ Desktop.app/Contents/MacOS/prl_client_app
  3. write your password in terminal window (no feedback while you write)
  4. Locate and open your machines from your_user/parallels
  5. this only runs the first time, if you quit parallels you will need restart the Mac
 
For all of you posting the sudo command claiming it works, and to others claiming it does not:

I have 3 parallels machines on my mac, Linux, Windows 10 enterprise, Windows server 2019 + bootcamp .

I also have bootcamp, well obviously for playing only with Windows 10 Pro. Other 3 are for work. When lunching the command it FORCED bootcamp windows into PD. I did not even have it added. Yes it works, it has network. BUT its bootcamp. I do not want that VM, I need other 3 that are not.

So My guess is this ONLY works on bootcamp VMS for some reason and for others is failing. Not all people use bootcamp.
BTW; Big sur, PD 16.1.1 business edition.
 
lalala said:
  1. Search for Terminal in spotlight or open it from the launchpad others
  2. Copy and paste this command in terminal window: sudo -b /Applications/Parallels\ Desktop.app/Contents/MacOS/prl_client_app
  3. write your password in terminal window (no feedback while you write)
  4. Locate and open your machines from your_user/parallels
  5. this only runs the first time, if you quit parallels you will need restart the Mac
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This solution is not the right way! Please don't stop sharing the same things anymore. this is a temporary solution and is not useful.
 
Kiki said:
For all of you posting the sudo command claiming it works, and to others claiming it does not:

I have 3 parallels machines on my mac, Linux, Windows 10 enterprise, Windows server 2019 + bootcamp .

I also have bootcamp, well obviously for playing only with Windows 10 Pro. Other 3 are for work. When lunching the command it FORCED bootcamp windows into PD. I did not even have it added. Yes it works, it has network. BUT its bootcamp. I do not want that VM, I need other 3 that are not.

So My guess is this ONLY works on bootcamp VMS for some reason and for others is failing. Not all people use bootcamp.
BTW; Big sur, PD 16.1.1 business edition.
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All my VM runs with network, but i try several things, quit all references of Parallels in Privacy's System Preferences, so they ask for permissions again. This seems a permisions related thing, so may vary from system to system. The rooted parallels seems to surpasses the problem.
 
federicoj said:
Hello, I have been able to solve the network problem initialization failed on Big Sur 11.0.1 . Updating to version 16.1.1(49141) these steps.
1) Quit Parallels (shutdown any running VM)
2) Open terminal and type this command
sudo -b /Applications/Parallels\ Desktop.app/Contents/MacOS/prl_client_app
3) then give your user privileges to the app and the .pvm
4) Click on open and select your VM
that's how it worked for me
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It's work for me, Thank you
 
Hi all,
My solution is:
System preference -> Security and Privacy -> Full Disk Access -> Add Service (+) -> Parallel Desktop.
Thats it
 
federicoj said:
Hello, I have been able to solve the network problem initialization failed on Big Sur 11.0.1 . Updating to version 16.1.1(49141) these steps.
1) Quit Parallels (shutdown any running VM)
2) Open terminal and type this command
sudo -b /Applications/Parallels\ Desktop.app/Contents/MacOS/prl_client_app
3) then give your user privileges to the app and the .pvm
4) Click on open and select your VM
that's how it worked for me
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This work for me for the network failed in the last business version but always USB problem!!!
 
I'm sorry but the terminal command , I confirm but it works only once. ! I have still problem for USB connection not recognized and also network failed connection

We have all Macs updated to Big Sur at work but no one work! No words!
 
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