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I have Parallels 5 Build 5.0.9344 Using Windows XP with Office 2007. I share out the Documents from the Mac Side to the windows becuase that is where we store the PST files. When we try to map the PST with in the VM we get an error: An Unknown error occured, error code: 0x80070006...

any help as to why any new user needs to set a new VM?

I have done the above and what the KB article stated.. However when I login in to a new user it asks me to setup a New VM.. how can I make it so that who ever logs into the machine it will just show the VM and not have to go through the new VM assistant..

try waiting for 45 sec to 60 sec.. see if the splash screen pops up.

I have installed this on a another 15inch MBP with the same specs except it has a 2.8ghz CPU and it runs fine. seems like it doesn't like the 2.93ghz CPUs. Can anyone else confirm this?

OK.. I just installed Parallels 4.0 Build 3810 on a new MBP 2.93Ghz 4GB RAM 320GB HD (7200rmp) So this is a new computer with a new install of Parallels takes 45 seconds to see the welcome to parallels splash screen. 45 SECONDS.. When I try to configure or import a VM it still takes 45...

hmm.. this issue may stem futher in than just Parallels. Seems liek there may have been a change to our network scope. I say that because both BK and GK laptops will work if on a network with Port security turned off.. meaning more than one IP is "dished" out on a single port.. I will have to...

we have both the late model 2008 MBP with Black keyboard (MBP-BK) and the earlier MPB with Grey Keyboard (MBP-GK). I have just downgrade a MBP-BK to PD3 and upgraded a MBP-GK to PD4 keep in mind used the same virtual image on both machines. the MBP-BK with PD3 has the same issue...

We are testing PD4 on a couple of MacBook Pros. Everything seems great except for Bridge Network via Ethernet. The Mac side gets and IP but the Windows XP side get a self-assigned IP. If I downgrade back to PD3, the Bridge Network via Ethernet works fine. Any ideas?.. we would definately...