Search Results

Prior to virtualization support for older OS systems was provided by keeping a set of machines up-to-date and available to troubleshoot issues....

The initial release number was different, and following download and first step of installation, the install failed. Then on the second attempt...

I think you meant KB5039212 (you were missing the "9"...

I presently run two different Windows 11 VMs under Parallels. One is using the Windows Insider program, and in that version the "Cumulative...

Same problem here. I have two Mac M-series machines running the same VM, and neither can complete the install of 10.0.22635.3646 (KB5037858)

I know this sounds obvious, but have you tried creating a new Virtual Machine and reinstalling the Windows 10 ISO from scratch?

If you're running parallels on Apple Silicon ( M1, M2, M3) then you'll have to use Windows 11. Windows 10 will only run on parallels running on...

Have you checked the Windows 11 settings? Go to Settings in Windows 11 and search for Keyboard. You can select Country or Region there.

Try Opt-L...

SHFT-2 should do it, unless this is a trick question...

Try checking the Mouse Setting in the VM Configuration and make sure it is set as "Don't optimize for games", and that the "Mouse pointer doesn't...

I recommend contacting Parallels Support and getting an active support session going. Sounds like you have some issues many of us have not seen...

You can't install Windows 10 on Parallels running on an M-series Mac. You must use Windows 11 and if you go to the Parallels store during the...

Can you please be more specific about where the cache files that you deleted are located? Also, did you try a macOS Safe Boot by any chance?...

We are not having that problem. The approach we followed was to upgrade to Parallels 19 first, then after checking that our VMs were all working,...

I'd email them and work with Tech Support at this point.

Good to know. Can you please confirm where that setting was found? I think it might be at Settings > Keyboard > Modifier Keys, and then select...

Out of curiosity, if you go into Settings > Privacy & Security > Files & Folders, does it look like this? [ATTACH] If it doesn't, then flip the...

Like I said, login to your 365 account and download from there. The x86 version and the x64 versions you refer to are likely for Intel-based chips.

Absolutely. Just login to Office 365 from within Windows 11 and download the 64bit apps directly. I've had no luck with 32bit apps, but the...