Hi, Alev,
Thank you for your support and the helpful information.
Could you please clarify what you mean by "the full" permanent license? Is it considered an upgrade license?
Your explanation mentioned that the full permanent license for Parallels Desktop 20 will activate Parallels Desktop 18. And if I upgrade my Mac and macOS, I can install Parallels Desktop 20 and use the same key.
Thank you for this clarification. It helps me understand the compatibility better.
Additionally, I tested my product key for Parallels Desktop 16 (upgraded from version 10) and confirmed it could activate version 15. However, I noticed that the permanent license for version 16 (upgraded) cannot activate version 15. Could you help me understand why this might be the case?
Would it be necessary to purchase a new license to maintain my current environment for legacy games on legacy Windows systems?
Sincerely,