D David Esp Member Aug 27, 2021 #1 I have files on an existing HFS+ formatted USB3 Passport drive. I can Connect the guest (Windows 10) to that drive but it doesn't recognise it, presumably because Windows doesn't recognise HFS+ What is the best way to solve this?
I have files on an existing HFS+ formatted USB3 Passport drive. I can Connect the guest (Windows 10) to that drive but it doesn't recognise it, presumably because Windows doesn't recognise HFS+ What is the best way to solve this?
D David Esp Member Sep 1, 2021 #2 Solved ! (thanks to a hunch and a search engine) Do not connect the external drive to the guest (Windows) VM -- instead connect it to the host (macOS) In macOS Preferences, Enable permission for the Parallels Desktop to access plug-in drives In Mac System Preferences]... [ Security & Privacy > Privacy > Parallels Desktop.app > Files and Folders > Removable Volumes]: ( Default: [No], change to: [Yes] ) Reference: https://www.parallels.com/blogs/parallels-desktop-macos-permissions/
Solved ! (thanks to a hunch and a search engine) Do not connect the external drive to the guest (Windows) VM -- instead connect it to the host (macOS) In macOS Preferences, Enable permission for the Parallels Desktop to access plug-in drives In Mac System Preferences]... [ Security & Privacy > Privacy > Parallels Desktop.app > Files and Folders > Removable Volumes]: ( Default: [No], change to: [Yes] ) Reference: https://www.parallels.com/blogs/parallels-desktop-macos-permissions/
