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jbmelby, if I understood you correctly, you are about to open your virtual machine, but the VM Catalog doesn't show it? I suggest you to try the following: 1. Open the Finder and locate your virtual machine's configuration file (*.pvs) 2. Double click it 3. The Parallels starts, opens...

steve_h, try to do the following: 1. Quit all the instances of Parallels Desktop; 2. Remove the file ~/.parallels_settings To accomplish this, open a terminal window and enter the command: rm -f ~/.parallels_settings 3. Run a Parallels Desktop again. The window should be placed to...

In order to unlock the virtual machine ... ... you need just delete the "lock"-file, which is always created in the same folder where the virtual machine configuration file (*.pvs) exists. To figure out the folder where this stuff is placed, move the mouse pointer over the operating system...