Parallels to Bootcamp

Hello:

I'm having some compatibility issues with Parallels and would like to try out BootCamp.

Is there anyway to transfer my existing virtual machine to be usable in Bootcamp?

Thanks,
Ezra

 

You can install Windows in Boot Camp, and copy Virtual Machine to another Mac and start it, than use User Settings Migration Wizard to move your data to Boot Camp, but you still need to install all applications

 

Step to Step

Can you post all steps I need to do! please! or some links

chearse

 

Please see
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb457074(TechNet.10).aspx

 

the topic is so old and not work

2 question

1 We need a topic Step to Step well done and update at 2008 maybe with sp3 xp in this topic is not at all clear once i save the all file folder called USMT2.UNC bring in a new xp they can't open with the same program!

2 If one day I will be able to pass the step one here above to Transefered all in my new xp. Will be the xp licence the same? will my Virtual Machine on Parallels D. keep working?

I want to be able to use the same licence one on parallels desktop for light use chat msn ecc and on my boot camp for es: video editing and sound...

We need to know this! I don't want to buy a new xp LICENCE!!!!! so please someone must explane this or I'm burning! I though mac was finally my paradise by my nightmare is still alive!

 

I do not fully understand your fisrt statement, as for second , you can only use the same Windows Xp license while in Boot Camp and in Parallels Desktop, if you are set Boot Camp based Virtual machine
Please clarify what do you want to transfer and where

 

ok sorry. I have parallels desktop and installed one Virtual machine original that work on my system.

I want also use a boot camp xp with same licence.

In order to use the same licence In boot camp what I need to do?

Thank you

 

Create Vm using Boot Camp, please see Parallels Desktop for Mac user guide from http://www.parallels.com/en/download/file/doc/Parallels_Desktop_for_Mac_User_Guide.pdf on page 267