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Tips and Troubleshooting

Click Send Report.

Parallels team uses error reports to improve the product quality but doesn't respond to them unless

you request support (see below).

Request Support

To contact the Parallels support team to request help with your problem:

Follow the steps above to create and send a problem report.

Click Request Support.

Your support code is displayed. Write it down for reference in case you are contacted by

Parallels Support.

Click Get Support.

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For more information and help using Parallels Desktop, see the following resources:

•

Parallels support website: The Parallels support website includes product help files and a

FAQ section.

•

Parallels Knowledge Base: This online resource has valuable articles about using Parallels

Desktop and other Parallels products.

•

Online documentation: You can find PDF user guides for Parallels Desktop and Parallels

Transporter online by choosing Help > Online Documentation.

•

Parallels Command Line Reference Guide: This document, available on the Parallels Online

documentation page, has information on using the

prlctl

command line utility to manage

Parallels Desktop and its virtual machines from a terminal.

•

Parallels API references and the SDK programmer's guide: These guides for IT-

professionals can be found on the Parallels Online documentation page.

Feedback

•

Parallels welcomes your feedback on how to make our documentation more helpful. You can

submit feedback using the Documentation Feedback form on our website

(http://www.parallels.com/en/support/usersdoc/).

In This Chapter

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Visit the Parallels Desktop Twitter and Facebook

Pages

To keep up with the latest news and updates, you can visit the Parallels Desktop Twitter and

Facebook pages. Choose Parallels Desktop > About Parallels Desktop and click Our Twitter or

Facebook page.

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Visit the Parallels Convenience Store

In the Parallels Convenience store, you can purchase and download various commercial and free

applications.

To access this store, do one of the following:

•

Click the Parallels icon

in the menu bar, press and hold the Option (Alt) key and choose

Convenience Store.

•

If the Parallels Desktop menu bar is visible at the top of the screen, choose File >

Convenience Store.

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This glossary defines terms and spells out abbreviations used in Parallels Desktop documentation.

References to terms defined elsewhere in the glossary appear in italics.

Administrator. A user with administrative privileges.

Activation key. A unique set of symbols that activates the Parallels Desktop application on your

Mac and lets you use the Parallels Desktop functionality to its full extent.

Active operating system. The operating system where Parallels Transporter Agent is launched.

Active volume: The volume of the physical source computer that is used as a boot volume for the

active operating system.

Bootable hard disk. A disk used by the operating system to boot from, usually a disk that has an

operating system installed.

Boot Volume. A hard disk partition from which the operating system boots.

Boot Camp partition. A partition on the hard disk of your Mac that can be used for installing a

Windows operating system on it (for Mac host computers only).

Bridged networking. Virtual machine network connection mode that enables the virtual machine to

appear as any other computer on the network, with its own IP address and network name.

Coherence. One of the view modes you can use to work with Windows. When Windows is in

Coherence, its desktop is hidden and Windows applications appear on the Mac desktop next to

your Mac applications, as if they were all part of a single operating system.

Configuration file. A file specifies the virtual machine's hardware configuration, the devices it uses,

and other settings. It is created automatically when you create a new virtual machine. See also PVS

file.

CPU. Stands for central processing unit. It is an internal part of the computer. See also Processor.

Disks in the old format. Disks of virtual machines that were created in Parallels Desktop 2.5 and

earlier or Parallels Workstation 2.2.

Disks in the new format. Disks of virtual machines that were created or used in Parallels hardware

virtualization products starting from version 3.0.

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Glossary

Expanding format. A virtual hard disk format. An expanding virtual hard disk image file resides on

your host computer and is small initially. Its size grows as you add applications and data to the

virtual machine.

FireWire connection. A wired connection that enables a high-speed data transmission between

computers.

Guest operating system (guest OS). An operating system installed inside your virtual machine.

Host computer: The computer that is used to run virtual machines. In case of Parallels Desktop for

Mac, it is your Mac. In case of Parallels Desktop for Windows or Parallels Desktop for Linux, it is the

Windows- or Linux-based physical computer where Parallels Desktop is installed. In the Parallels

Transporter documentation, this term may define the computer that hosts the result of migration.

Hot key. A user-defined key or combination of keys that provides quick access to applications and

commands. See also Shortcut.

HDD file. During the creation, the virtual machine acquires a virtual hard disk file with the

.hdd

extension. See also virtual hard disk file.

Host-only networking. Virtual machine network connection mode that creates a private network

between the host computer and its virtual machines, which makes the virtual machines available

from the host computer only.

ISO image. A special file that contains the entire contents of a CD or DVD disc commonly used to

install an operating system.

Image file. A single file containing the complete contents and structure of a data storage medium

or device, such as a hard disk drive, CD, or DVD.

IP address. A unique address that is assigned to a physical computer or a virtual machine that

participates in computer networking.

Linux computer. A physical computer that has a Linux operating system installed.

Merged disk. A split disk whose parts were merged into a single disk.

Migration. The process of transferring data from a physical computer or a third-party virtual

machine into a Parallels virtual machine or virtual disk.

Modality. One of the view modes you can use to work with Windows. In Modality mode, the

Windows desktop appears in a window and scales in size as you resize the window. Also, you can

set this window to always stay on top of other windows, and you can adjust its transparency level

so you can see through it when you're working with other applications.

OS. Operating system.

Parallels Desktop for Mac. An application that enables you to create, manage, and use virtual

machines on your Mac.

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Glossary

Parallels Mounter. An application that enables you to to browse the contents of your virtual

machines and virtual hard disks directly in Mac OS X Finder.

Parallels Tools. A set of Parallels utilities that ensures a high level of integration between the

primary and the guest operating systems.

Parallels Transporter. An application that uses data of a physical or virtual computer for creating a

Parallels virtual clone of this physical or virtual computer. The resulting virtual machines can be used

with Parallels Desktop.

Parallels Transporter Agent. An application that collects data on a physical computer and

transfers it to Parallels Transporter installed on your Mac.

Plain format. A virtual hard disk format. A plain virtual hard disk image file resides on the host

computer and has a fixed size that cannot be changed.

Preboot Execution Environment (PXE). An environment to boot computers using a network

interface independently of available data storage devices (like hard disks) or installed operating

systems.

Primary operating system (primary OS). Operating system that controls the I/O devices of the

computer and that is loaded when the physical computer is turned on. It is the operating system of

the physical computer where the Parallels Desktop application is installed.

Processor. The central processing unit, or CPU. It is an internal part of the computer.

PVS file. A virtual machine configuration file that contains information about the virtual machine

resources, devices and other settings.

Shared networking. Virtual machine network connection mode that allows the virtual machine to

use the host computer network connections. In this mode, the virtual machine is invisible to other

computers on the network the host computer belongs to.

Shortcut. A user-defined key or combination of keys that provides quick access to applications

and commands. See also Hot key.

Snapshot. A copy of the virtual machine state at a particular point of time. The files related to

snapshots are stored in a special subfolder in the virtual machine's folder.

Source computer. The computer from which you are going to migrate data using Parallels

Transporter.

Split disk. A split disk is cut into 2 GB pieces, but is stored as a single HDD file. Split disks allow

you to transfer the data stored on a split disk piece by piece using a USB drive or other media that

have limited space and cannot store a large virtual hard disk image file.

Terminal. In Mac OS and GNU/Linux operating systems, a utility that enables you to access the

command line.

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Third-party virtual machine. A virtual machine created in a third-party virtualization product, that

can be converted to a Parallels virtual machine with the help of Parallels Transporter.

Virtual hard disk (virtual disk). A file that emulates the virtual machine's hard disk.

Virtual Machine. The computer emulated using Parallels Desktop. A virtual machine has its own

virtual hardware and requires an operating system to control its hardware. The installed operating

system and its applications are isolated inside the virtual machine and share physical hardware

resources of the host computer.

Virtual Machine Configuration. Like any physical computer, a virtual machine has its own

configuration which is set during the creation and can be later modified. The virtual machine

configuration settings are stored in a PVS file.

Virtual machine files. Files stored in a virtual machine folder. A virtual machine has at least two

files: configuration file and virtual hard disk file.

Virtual hard disk file. During the creation, the virtual machine acquires a virtual hard disk file with

the

.hdd

extension. This file performs the functions of a real hard disk. See also HDD file.

Virtual machine template. A virtual machine that can be cloned to multiple virtual machines that

will have the same configuration and data that the virtual machine template had.

VM. See Virtual Machine.

Windows computer. A physical computer that has a Windows operating system installed.

Index

3D acceleration - 102, 166

A Password is Required to Open the Virtual

Machine Configuration - 196

About Parallels Desktop - 9

About Using Windows 8 with Parallels

Desktop - 48

About Virtual Machines - 109, 114

Acronis Online Backup - 124

Activate Parallels Desktop - 14

Activate Parallels Desktop When Your Mac

Isn't Connected to the Internet - 14, 186

Activating Parallels Desktop - 13

Active corners - 44, 45

Active volume - 204

Adaptive hypervisor - 99

Adding and Removing Devices - 20, 109,

156, 178

Adding devices - 156

Adding virtual machine - 28

Address

IP address - 21, 26, 85, 94, 95, 97, 103,

148, 151, 154, 175, 198

MAC address - 94, 95, 96, 175

Adjust Coherence Settings - 42

Adjust Devices Settings - 78, 79

Adjust Full Screen Settings - 40, 43, 45

Adjust Window Mode Settings - 43

Administrator - 204

Advanced Preferences - 148

Advanced Settings - 51, 155

Advanced Topics - 11, 107

AirPort, using in virtual machine - 97

Allow Windows Updates While Your Mac is

Sleeping - 105

Antivirus for Mac - 91

Antivirus for Windows - 91

Apple Remote - 67

Apply Mac OS X Parental Controls to

Windows - 65

Apply Separate Network Settings to Windows

- 95

Automatic update check - 15

Back Up a Virtual Machine - 112, 173

Backing up virtual machines - 112

Battery life - 99

Bonjour Printer - 83

Boot Camp partition

Boot Camp virtual machine - 27

Importing Boot Camp - 27

Boot order - 164

Boot Order - 164

Bridged Ethernet networking - 95

Browse Virtual Hard Disks in Mac OS X - 114

Browsing virtual machines and disks - 114

Build number - 199

CD/DVD-ROM - 35, 52, 169

CD/DVD-ROM drive

adding/removing - 156

connecting/disconnecting - 119, 169

setting up - 169

Change Password in Windows via Command

Line Interface - 93, 197

Change the Virtual Machine Name - 111

Change Virtual Machine Configuration at

Runtime - 119

Changing

configuration at runtime - 119

default folder for virtual machines - 111

Changing hard disk format - 171

Check Your Virtual Machine CPU and

Memory Usage - 123

Checking the Build Number - 199

Chrome OS - 121

Cleaning up unused space - 171

Index

Clone a Virtual Machine - 112, 113

Cloning virtual machine - 112

Coherence - 39, 42

Configure 5.1 or 7.1 Surround Sound in a

Virtual Machine - 181, 191

Configuring a Network in Linux - 198

Connect Bluetooth Devices - 81

Connect External Devices - 77

Connect to the Internet or a Network - 35,

94, 191

Connect Windows to a VLAN - 97

Connecting devices - 156

Connecting USB devices - 77

Control Programs with Trackpad Gestures or

the Apple Remote - 67

Converting third-party virtual machines - 28

Copy and Paste Between Mac OS X and

Windows - 53

Copying and pasting - 155

CPU and Memory - 163

CPU, virtual - 123

Create a PDF File - 88

Create and Use Virtual Machine Templates -

115

Create New Keyboard Shortcuts - 73

Crystal view - 42

Customize Keyboard Shortcuts - 70, 133

Customize the Keyboard for the Guest OS -

71, 131

Default Configurations - 109

Default folder for virtual machines - 111

Default key combinations - 70

Deleting virtual machine - 121

Devices

adding - 156

removing from virtual machine - 156

Disable Automatically Suspending Windows -

147

Disk format - 159, 171

Disk size, changing - 171

Dock

adding Windows application to - 31

Documentation feedback - 202

Download Pre-configured Virtual Appliances -

121

DVD-ROM drive

adding - 156

configuring - 169

connecting/disconnecting - 169

removing - 156

Enable Spoken Commands - 124

Enabling 3D acceleration - 102

Encrypt Windows to Protect It from

Unauthorized Use - 36, 93, 148

Encrypting virtual machine - 93

Exchanging data - 52, 53, 59, 64

Expanding disks - 171

Faster virtual machine - 99

Files

sharing files - 53

Find Settings - 185

Firewall problems - 26

Floppy Disk - 168

Floppy disk drive - 168

Folder

for virtual machines - 111

sharing folders - 53

Windows Applications folder - 31

Full Screen mode - 44, 45

Gaming - 42, 102, 155, 166

General Tips - 25

Gestures - 67

Get Acronis Online Backup - 113, 124

Get Started - 30

Getting support - 199, 202

Glossary - 204

Guest operating system - 107

definition - 204

installing - 18

supported guest operating systems - 107

Hard disk

Index

adding - 156

compressing hard disk - 171

configuring - 171

formats and types - 159

resizing - 171

using Boot Camp as hard disk - 27

viewing hard disk content - 114

Hard Disk - 125, 171

Hardware - 163

Hardware Settings - 163

Hidden messages - 148

Hide and Show Parallels Desktop - 146

Host computer

definition - 204

hardware requirements - 12

software requirements - 12

Host-only network - 96

Host-Only Networking Settings - 148, 154

Hot keys - 70

I Can't Activate Parallels Desktop - 186

If Parallels Doesn't Detect Windows Correctly

- 27

If Your Mac Fails to Connect with Parallels

Transporter Agent - 21, 26

I'm Having Problems Connecting to the

Internet - 191

I'm Having Problems with Antivirus Software -

196

Import from an Earlier Parallels Desktop or

Other Virtualization Application - 18, 28,

121

Import Linux and Your Data from a PC - 126

Import Your Data from a PC - 18, 20, 126

Improve Graphics Performance in Windows

NT/98/ME - 129

Increasing hard disk capacity - 171

Initialize a Newly Added Disk - 159, 161

Install or Import Windows - 10, 18

Install or Update Parallels Tools - 47, 57, 88,

114, 123, 135, 144

Install or Upgrade Parallels Desktop - 10, 12

Install Parallels Desktop - 13, 15, 16

Install Parallels Tools for Seamless Operation

Between Windows and Mac OS X - 19, 40,

52, 53, 61, 62, 63, 65, 91, 102, 121, 156,

184

Install Software Updates - 15

Install Sound Driver in OS/2 and eComStation

- 144

Install Windows - 18, 104, 193

Install Windows 98 - 127

Install Windows Programs - 10, 35

Installing

guest operating system - 18

Parallels Desktop - 13

Parallels Tools - 137, 138, 143, 144

Parallels Transporter Agent - 20

Windows 98 - 127

Windows applications - 35

Installing and Upgrading Parallels Tools in

Text Mode in Linux - 142

Installing the GCC Package and Kernel

Sources in Linux - 139, 199

Internet access - 94

IP address - 21, 85, 94, 95, 103, 148, 151,

154, 175

iPhone - 103

iSight camera - 89

Isolate Mac OS X from Windows - 62, 92

Isolating virtual machine - 92

Keyboard and mouse

keyboard preferences - 70

keyboard profiles - 131

keyboard shortcuts - 69, 70

Keyboard shortcuts - 69, 70

Linux

installing Parallels Tools - 138

printers in - 81

supported versions - 107

Log messages - 148

MAC address - 94, 95, 96, 175

MacLook theme - 52

Making snapshots - 117

Manual update check - 15

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