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Uninstall the audio devices in the Device Manager, restart, let windows detect than do a Windows Update.
It works equally well on 64bit, that's what I'm using as long as it's the Vista drivers and it's set to digital output.
No need to give 2 CPUs or increase memory. Just go to Realtek's website and download the AC'97 drivers for Vista and install those. Then you've to...
You need to Disable 3D Acceleration in the VM settings (under Video).
He wants to import the Bootcamp installation into a virtual machine and delete the Boot camp partition.
You're way off. The difference is that the disk instead of being a file (virtual disk) it's a real partition.
http://blog.mozmonkey.com/2008/vpc-ie6-ie7-ie8-on-mac-os-x/
With so much information I don't even know where to start! *sarcasm* Did you read the Manual on how it's supposed to work?
Oh yeah, I ignored the 'without' in your question, now that a re read the question I think the without is unnecessary. I mean Yes it runs faster...
Maybe you should do a Permissions Repair in Disk Utility.
Shutdown VMs first.
1) Yes. 2)You'll need something that can read HFS+, like 'HFSExplorer' (free), or 'Macdrive'. 3)Not really.
Use Parallels Transporter.
Only install one time and then clone the machines. DUH!
It has nothing to do with the virtualization software, unless that 'someone' is just running multiple Windows virtual machines each one with its...
Parallels is a virtualization software that lets you virtualize an operating system, the operating system you are running in the virtual machine...
In that case you'll need your XP CD... You'll have to boot from it and run the Recovery Console, to fix the MBR run FIXMBR. If the problem...
Also, maybe that 100% work is Pointsec encrypting the drive?
I don't know how Pointsec exactly works, so I'm going to shoot in the dark here... Dunno if it's required that Parallels supports HDD encryption....
Click the Desktop Mac HD icon instead of the Finder icon, it will open your file system at the root and not at /Users/<Username>/, then navigate...
