...previously, I would get a warning message stating something along the lines of my shared folders being remapped and I had to reboot (this would happen over and over). There was a registry fix for that that I applied that seemed to be ok for a while. However, now it's started again but worse. In the past, it took around 10-15 minutes to log in. Now, it just never logs in. If I turn off all sharing it logs in immediately no problem. I have tried turning off sharing, uninstalling Parallels tools, reinstalling Parallels tools, turning on sharing (with reboots inbetween) with no luck. I tried applying the registry fix again, and this time it worked! Aside from this, everything with Parallels works flawlessly. I did have to do a windows update, and that is when the problem occurred. Is it possible it removed the registry entries? More importantly, is there going to be a fix for this issue going forward so I won't have to keep re-applying the keys? FYI I am using Yosemite, Parallels 10, and Windows 7 Ultimate. Thanks! Carson.
It turns out that every time I reboot, this occurs. I have to shut off sharing, reboot, apply reg fix, turn on sharing, reboot. This is frustrating - any insight on this would be appreciated (a fix, an acknowledgement of a bug that will be fix, some indication of something wrong on my side that I need to change etc.).
Hello Carson, Please follow the steps provided below: 1. Open virtual machine Configuration (http://kb.parallels.com/117287) - Options tab - Sharing - turn OFF 'Shared Profile' feature. 2. Start virtual machine - open Windows File Explorer and go to : C:\Program Files (x86)\Parallels\Parallels Tools 3. Rename prl_uprof.dll to prl_uprof_old.dll 4. Restart virtual machine. 5. Open virtual machine Configuration (http://kb.parallels.com/117287) - Options tab - Sharing - turn ON 'Shared Profile' feature. 6. Download Shared Profile from http://kb.parallels.com/Attachments/kcs-34079/sp_correct.reg and run it. 7. Restart virtual machine.
