Separate names with a comma.
Between 512 MB and 768 MB allocated to the XP VM is best.
Firevault works with a VM, as it encrypts/decrypts things on the fly. Personally, I would recommend keeping the .hdd seperate and using shared...
Just got an e-mail from the person working on my issue, he was out of office last week and just got back to me. Nothing yet, but he said he is...
No update yet, I had some back and forth with Parallels support a week ago... Then... it... went... dead! I am now going to be building a...
Well, sounds if *.hdd in spotlight turned out nothing, sounds like it got deleted and you need to do a re-install. Unless, you set it up using a...
Partition things off for best preformance, or better yet, get an external if you don't have two drives. I'm highly considering trying a 16 GB...
Sorta got lost with your last process there... But, I'm glad it works. Cheers!
Hey hey, thanks. I'll try and get some benchmarks of my own done.
Well, is the .hdd file there?
Really? That is strange... Have you tried re-booting? Just a thought. I'll try and come up with some ideas for if that fails.
You need to go to the forum view.
The key with rebooting is to do it DIRECTLY after the install, not after you try and it fails. Try un-installing. Reboot. Install. Reboot....
Hmm... I thought it would work... I know Acronis True Image does. Image the BC, then install Windows and restore the BC to it.
It should. Double check before you assume it does. Then, you use the BootCamp Setup Assistant to remove the BC partition.
Gary, Never had an issue with activation persist for Windows XP, and I have installed a bunch of VMs now. I really don't remember my process as...
Re-install fixed it for me.
Funny, I just started getting that error on an VM I am creating for distribution in our office. I'll report back as to whether or not a Parallels...
Oh, dur. My bad... Sorry, I open all the new threads up in tabs progmatically and then just go across reading them, I should have looked which...
Well, you can always export the data you want to keep to the Mac via sharing, then roll back, and import again. And consider using shared folders...
Well, use Parallels transporter... Start you BootCamp VM and then use Transporter to get it 'transported' to a virtual disk. Then you would just...
