I was wondering if Parallels verifies downloads (via a SHA256 hash, for example) when it automatically installs Windows 11 or Linux distributions automatically, from the menu. When I click on "Get Windows 11 from Microsoft", for example, does it verify the downloaded ISO somehow? How can I be...
Hi,
Hopefully someone else here can confirm the following and help support to understand the problem.
The MD5 hash of the file available for download at https://www.parallels.com/products/desktop/support/ doesn't match the value published on the web page. See the attached file. I receive the...
I have MacOS Big Sur 11.2, Parallels 16.1.3, Windows 10 and MS Word 2013. I do have Parallels Tools installed for the Windows VM.
I have a UK MacPro keyboard with euro shown on the option position on the 2 key and the hash shown on the option position on the 3 key.
(The @ is on the shift...
In macOS, to type a hash we use alt-shift-3.
In parallels this does not work in Windows or Linux
In Windows you have to use ctrl-alt-3
In Linux, I have not yet found a key alternative.
Can we get some unity to this simple usage?
Sean
A simple listing of md5sum, sha256, etc for each download would strengthen my faith in an uncorrupted (non-tampered) install.
It would make it easier for me to enter my admin password when the time comes, knowing that I have a 'certified' download.