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I've setup macOS VM using Parallels 19 on MacBook Pro 14" M3 Max.
The issue i have right now is that the My Shared Files location (the host home folder) is not showing.
On my old M1 Max - it shows.
I've checked the config it is identical, even that i haven't touched it on my M1 - it was working by default.
 
Hello,
Same problem after upgrade to Parallels Desktop 20 Pro Edition (20.0.1-55659). Shared folders disappeared from macOS VM (neither Sonoma nor Ventura) but work fine in macOS Windows VM.
Regards,
jane
 
Hello,
Same problem after upgrade to Parallels Desktop 20 Pro Edition (20.0.1-55659). Shared folders disappeared from macOS VM (neither Sonoma nor Ventura) but work fine in macOS Windows VM.
Regards,
jane
I have the same problem after just updating to Pro 20.0.1-55659. Is this a known issue? Is there an ETA on a fix?
 
I have the same issue on Parallels Desktop Business Edition 20.0.1-55659 on VMs with macOS Ventura & Sequoia (I didn't try Sonoma), with host macOS Ventura & Sonoma (I didn't try Sequoia). My current workaround is to use Parallels Tools 19.4.1 inside the VMs. Only then shared folders are working.
 
Same here: Just upgraded to Parallels 20.0.1 on my Intel mac (macOS 14.7) and now my shared folders aren't working on my macOS VMs either. Windows VMs: Shared folders working normally.

Steps I took:
* On the host mac: I tried removing then re-adding "Documents folder" permissions for Parallels Desktop from System Settings / Privacy and Security / Files and Folders: No change.
* on the mac VMs: Reinstalling Parallels Tools on the VM and rebooting multiple times: No change.
* On the host mac: I tried adding "Full Disk Access" permissions for Parallels Desktop from System Settings / Privacy and Security pane. No change.

This is clearly a Parallels bug, and a serious one - without Shared Folders my workflow is dead.
 
I have the same issue on Parallels Desktop Business Edition 20.0.1-55659 on VMs with macOS Ventura & Sequoia (I didn't try Sonoma), with host macOS Ventura & Sonoma (I didn't try Sequoia). My current workaround is to use Parallels Tools 19.4.1 inside the VMs. Only then shared folders are working.
How did you manage to downgrade and reinstall the old Parallel Tools inside the virtual machine?
 
How did you manage to downgrade and reinstall the old Parallel Tools inside the virtual machine?
I had backups of my VMs, so I didn't need to reinstall the old Parallels Tools. The only method I know of is to downgrade Parallels Desktop first. After that, you can reinstall the Parallels Tools inside your VMs, and then update Parallels Desktop back to the latest version.
Here is the link where you can download previous versions of Parallels Desktop:
https://www.parallels.com/products/desktop/download/
 
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