Parallels Desktop 19.3.0 is released!

[Rony Ahmed]

Thank you for keeping us informed and continuously improving Parallels Desktop. The new update to version 19.3.0 sounds promising! I appreciate the hard work put into enhancing the user experience.
I've already downloaded the update and noticed some improvements. It would be great to see this addressed in a future update.
Overall, I'm pleased with the new version and look forward to seeing how Parallels Desktop continues to evolve. I'll keep exploring and will share any further feedback.
Thanks again, and happy to be part of this community!

 

[WilliamJ22]

So I tried an Asus monitor and a Mac Studio Display, still no success.
I also tried downgrading to Parallels 17, but still no success.
So.... now I'm wondering if in part, this is a Sonoma issue?
Maybe Parallels and Sonoma are a bad mix for using external monitors, when emulating Mojave?
All it does is mirror, but won't allow two screens to be used at once...

So I have suddenly have a problem using an external monitor, in Parallels, emulating Mojave 10.14.6 with my early 2019 Macbook Pro.

I attached the Mac to my LG monitor and the screen is fine in my external monitor, but my MacBook Pro screen goes black. The pointer can move over to the black screen and I can see it, but I can't see any windows, they can't move over. When I go to System Preferences > Displays, it doesn't even recognise the fact there are two screens. And it's very hard to get the 'detect displays' button showing (it disappears really quickly upon holding the option button down), but even if clicked, nothing shows.

When I'm in the regular Mac OS, and not in Parallels, it works just fine, both screens are detected and I can use both at the same time just fine.

Anyone else got this problem? Or resolved it?