My Parallels is located on my internal hard drive. This question made me curious about my Windows XP disc which I have as an ISO-image. When my Parallels is freshly installed this ISO is mounted and Parallels works just fine.
However, when I reboot my computer that ISO is no longer mounted and then Parallels wont work at all. So a few minutes ago I mounted the ISO with Toast and tried to launch Parallels, and guess what? Now it works.
What happens is that the first try it wont launch and gives me Ignore/Report/Restart window. When I press restart it launches like it should!
The console gives me this:
2008-03-13 09.17.51 [0x0-0x41041].com.parallels.desktop[692] QFSFileEngine:
pen: No file name specified
I'm glad that it works better now, I see this as if the problem is solved. Of course it would be nice if I knew what the problem was about and if Parallels launched like it should each time. However, now it's at least working! Maybe I'll go for "If it's not broken - don't fix it" from now on, and be happy that it works.
I will definitely look more into snapshots. Thank you all for your help!
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