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The easiest way is to first upgrade Parallels from 7 to 9 (as 9 works in OS X 10.6.8 and later), and the upgrade to Mavericks, there is no...
The utilities are installed via Parallels Tools which also takes care of the license, in my opinion if you uninstall the utils you should...
In the original mac, was the Windows installed via Bootcamp (meaning it could boot natively without OSX and Parallels)? If it was, cloning a...
http://www.parallels.com/products/desktop/support/ Scroll down to "Contact Support" press "contact us" to expand the support options. I suggest...
In other words, no, the VM is unaffected, and you won't need to reactivate Windows: http://kb.parallels.com/en/116992
O.o ... Good luck! For reference, VirtualBox and VMWare Fusion use pretty much the same basic principles of installation, if you are not willing...
Please refer to this guide first, if you still have problems ask away:...
Parallels does not come with Windows preinstalled, you have to acquire Windows separately. Parallels Desktop is just an application that allows...
"The Parallels Team is currently supporting Yosemite only on our current version, Parallels Desktop 9, and has not made any Yosemite-related...
http://forum.parallels.com/showthread.php?312298-Parallels-Desktop-8-and-Yosemite-Update
I know this might seem like a big hassle, but you can download an evaluation version of Windows (works for 90 days) just so you can follow the #2...
Additionally I suggest running Apple Diagnostics because the symptoms can be related to hardware problems, hopefully there are no issues with the...
AFAIK, you have two activations for each license key, after that the counter has to be manually reset in Parallels servers, you'll have to ask...
Good to know, you're welcome. Your other attempts didn't work because the virtual hd is only visible inside Parallels with Parallels running.
Have you try booting the VM (change boot order in VM preferences) using the SLS original disk or disk image (Mac OS X installation disc) and run...
Just double click on the hds/d file inside the pvm to mount the virtual disk and access the files.
You just posted on this thread for the FIRST time to say that my assumption about the specific problem you are having is incorrect, that is...
As a general rule you should assume that for all matters and intents a VM is like a separate computer.
No idea how that particular software or microscope works, but if it connects via ethernet there shouldn't be any problem, as long as the...
Well, this is a bit of moving target, Ethernet is completely different from USB isn't it? (: Use Bridge Mode in the Network settings of the VM.
