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Hi everyone,
Could you please confirm if Presentation mode is turned on when you experience this issue?
If so, please turn it off and let us know if this persists.
I read your post and used terminal to apply these settings. Then I tried toggling of Presentation mode and Hide Desktop items in Parallels Tools, and voila, it's all working again. Thrilling. Thanks for that, and thanks for the Parallels tex who replied with the presentation model toggle. Really appreciate it. Apple Support wanted me to uninstall Parallels! Amazing. Thank you!To see the hidden files on your desktop press command+shift+. Press them once more and they will be once more hidden.
If you want to change them so that you will see them once again
- open terminal
- type : ls ~/desktop
- then type : chflags nohidden *
- then make sure that you don start parallels toolbox and you will be fine or if you do then redo the steps 1,2 and 3.
Forgive me... But I cannot figure out how to get to the Presentation Mode icon. Could you provide some more instructions on this? I am lost. I opened Parallels with Mac OS and I cannot figure out where presentation mode is?Presentation Mode in Parallels Toolbox caused this problem for me.
Here's the fix that worked for me.
- Click the Parallels Toolbox item in the Mac OS menu bar.
- When the toolbox window opens, hover over the Presentation Mode icon.
(ChristinaS3: click that icon to enable/disable Presentation Mode.)- When you hover over, click the gear icon that is displayed to the upper-right of the Presentation Mode icon.
- In the Presentation Mode options dialog that opens, make sure Hide Desktop Files is disabled.
(Not sure if that's the exact name of the setting; I'm not using Parallels in English.)