The work around, nor the script, work on 10.9.5 Build 13F18 (Released 18 August). A couple of reports sent, #48891433 was the last.
It works on 10.9.5 here ok, I have just bought v10 so trying now...
v10 fixes things too.
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The work around, nor the script, work on 10.9.5 Build 13F18 (Released 18 August). A couple of reports sent, #48891433 was the last.
It works on 10.9.5 here ok, I have just bought v10 so trying now...
v10 fixes things too.
Funny that this quit working the day before Parallels announces version 10! Hmmm.
Okay, I have a temporary work-around solution.
Open Terminal and type:
sudo /Applications/Parallels\ Desktop.app/Contents/MacOS/Parallels\ Service.app/Contents/MacOS/prl_disp_service -e
This will launch the dispatcher service. Then you can start Parallels.
I went ahead and paid for the upgrade and it work like a charm (*knocking on wood*). :-/
v10 works like a champ on 10.9.5 (13F18).
... as for paying for SW updates ... come on folks, we're all professionals here ...
There's nothinng wrong with paying for software I've purchased every version of parallels. I just don't think it's right that you're forced to pay to get a critical bug fixed. I would have upgraded anyways but on my terms perhaps when the reviews for 10 come out. It sets a bad precident (we can just not fix bugs to for people to upgrade), same with those annoying advertising pop ups that come up on parallels that advertise software partners.
What's even worse is that you cannot even download the "trial" version of Parallels 10 and use the "trial" period to get you over this hump until a working hotfix comes out. Because the "try now" link on the homepage points to version 9. Again forced upgrade.