REINSTALL PARALLELS 9 FOR MAC MAC OS X
REINSTALL PARALLELS 9 FOR MAC VERIFICATION
REINSTALL PARALLELS 9 FOR MAC LICENSE
REINSTALL PARALLELS 9 FOR MAC MAC
REINSTALL PARALLELS 9 FOR MAC WINDOWS

REINSTALL PARALLELS 9 FOR MAC VERIFICATION

The first time you click itвЂ™ll warn you that they havenвЂ™t gone through the Microsoft verification process for the extensions so youвЂ™ll possibly see some warnings, but theyвЂ™re safely ignored:

REINSTALL PARALLELS 9 FOR MAC WINDOWS

Just вЂњOKвЂќ past that - since you are already logged in to WinXP, arenвЂ™t you? - and the next thing youвЂ™ll see is the Installer running within Windows for this particular application:ДЄt this point youвЂ™ll be clicking Next a few times to let it tell you about the installation options, etc. Parallels reaffirms that with its warning message:

REINSTALL PARALLELS 9 FOR MAC MAC

Now youвЂ™ll want to select вЂњInstall Parallels ToolsвЂ¦вЂќ from the VM toolbar thatвЂ™s part of the Mac side of Parallels Desktop (that is, itвЂ™s not part of your guest OS):ДЄs I indicated, you definitely need to be logged in to your guest OS. If you donвЂ™t know what I mean, you probably are the admin for the WinXP system! YouвЂ™ll need to have configured your virtual OS to include support for a CD/DVD drive, then log in to Windows XP as an administrator.

REINSTALL PARALLELS 9 FOR MAC MAC OS X

To install it, start up Parallels Desktop on your Mac OS X system (if you donвЂ™t yet have this Intel Mac only tool, you can get a working demo copy of Parallels online: download the Parallels demo). Just a thought, I realize as I finish this that you posted in October, so likely you've moved on, but if any of what I said is wrong, or if you found the best way to have it all, I would really appreciate your response.There is indeed a helper application that you really do need to install if youвЂ™re running Parallels Desktop on your Intel Mac system, called, ingeniously enough, Parallels Tools.

In theory since, your VM version was pointing to (for all intents and purposes) your 'C' drive on the Mac side, hopefully the BootCamp install won't get as tripped up by the double installs as the VM did. Then try to import your migration file, but I've lost some of my Windows skills since switching to Mac, so I would do some research on that part. If your Bootcamp side still has your ArcGIS, deactivate, then uninstall that version.

REINSTALL PARALLELS 9 FOR MAC LICENSE

( I have not tried this next part yet) it might be worth trying to install your VM on the Mac side and then use the Windows or Parallels Migration Tool to create a Win migration file and then go to your BootCamp side ( IMPORTANT - DEACTIVATE YOUR ESRI LICENSE BEFORE UNINSTALLING ARCGIS - if you don't do then you'll be mired in the 'this license has reached its maximum allowable installations' or whatever they say). I'm trying to get it sorted now - just saved VM file, completely wiped Parallels, reboot, reinstall and now I'm on the message boards trying to get this install right) [helpful ideal VM settings for ArcGIS specifically: ).ДЄll that being said the first time I had this issue (month of nightmares, and late GIS homework) I had imported my VM from Bootcamp, which seems logical, but at that time (Parallels 8 and ArcGIS 10) it was still a license error I was receiving, but for some unremembered reason I was convinced it was because the VM calls its hard drive the 'C' drive which it clearly is not - parallels merely translates this virtual C drive between the 2 OSs and their respective boot drives. Unfortunately I said no make a new one - WRONG ANSWER. When I first loaded the copied VM (by opening the VM file directly, not through Parallels) I was prompted if I wanted to use the same '.' (can't remember the actual term, but something along the lines of MAC id, or network address, etc.). However, I believe the route issue to be the MAC address authentication, as I am experiencing the same problem in ArcGIS 10.2 when I tried to copy my VM from my MBP optical drive to my MBP sad - none of my tools are working. SO, that is how i ultimately 'solved' the issue. If you are a student (hopefully you are) usually the person/department in charge of license distribution understand the need for both (rasters can be very sluggish on the VM side, but not always) when you are really putting the machine to the test. I never resolved it with traditional fixer. Extremely annoying since it is without a doubt impossible to run both your BootCamp and VM versions at the same time.

Reinstall parallels 9 for mac