I'm using the latest Parallels 8 on OSX Mountain Lion w/ MBP retina. I have a small problem, but pretty annoying to me. The image shows total 5 machine lists. However, only the last two, "My Boot Camp" and "Windows 7", are real. The others are already deleted. But, they are still shown in the list. There are no such deleted machine lists in "Parallels Virtual Machines" window (Window >> Virtual Machine List). How can I remove such deleted machine lists? Thanks in advance!
Same thing Hi, I'm in a trial period, testing Vmware and Parallels. I have also created and destroyed plenty of VMs, and the context menu is full of dead machines. There is a solution for Vmware : kb.vmware.com/kb/2004861. I'd like to have the same for Parallels. Regards, Bernard
open Terminal and enter rm ~/Library/Preferences/com.parallels.desktop.console.LSSharedFileList.plist; killall Dock
It did for me, but I could not kill the Dock process. So I did it via the activity app of Mountain Lion. You also could restart the machine. HTH Thomas
here it says nog such file or directory Last login: Sat Oct 6 19:54:57 on ttys000 iMac-van-Davy:~ Deathmeat$ rm ~/Library/Preferences/com.parallels.desktop.console.LSSharedFileList.pli st; killall Dock rm: /Users/Deathmeat/Library/Preferences/com.parallels.desktop.console.LSSharedFileList.pli: No such file or directory rm: st: No such file or directory iMac-van-Davy:~ Deathmeat$
Ok, now I know what's wrong. The command to enter should read rm ~/Library/Preferences/com.parallels.desktop.console.LSSharedFileList.plist There is a space too many. The last part of the command should be .plist, not .pli st. Don't know why the system enters a space here. I'm not able to change this. Not even in this new answer. Greetings Thomas
At last, it works ! First I didn't find that com.parallels.desktop... in /Library/Preferences. After reading the KB article again, I noticed that small tilde before /Library ... So the full path is actually /Users/<...user...>/Library/Preferences/com.parallels.desktop.console.LSSharedFileList.plist Thank you YanaYana Bernard
Well, it was the space. actually i should have seen it this worked like a charm... like anything else on OS X