Hey guys! Today my I shut down my virtual machine and it froze. I've waited several minutes and nothing happened so I force quit the VM. Since then I cannot boot it anymore. I tried the following things: Rebooted my Mac - didn't work Open the .hdd in Parallels Mounter - Mounter is unable to browser virtual disk http://kb.parallels.com/en/113241 - no disk found http://kb.parallels.com/en/116508 - didn't work http://kb.parallels.com/en/5223 - the repair tool didn't find any OS / HDD Checked the permissions of all files in the .pvm - I have read/write and the files aren't locked I have no Time Machine backup of my VM (which is my fault *stupid me*) and keep getting the error "Unable to connect to Hard Disk 0" when I try to boot the VM. Is there anyone who can help me here? :/ Guest OS: Windows 7 Pro 64bit Host: iMac 21,5" Mid 2011 running Yosemite 10.10.5 Parallels: 10.2.2
Exactly the same issue. In the last week I've had a number of issues. Losing internet connectivity on VM when Mac is put to sleep. Only resolution is to reboot. When I try to reboot the VM hangs and Parallels Desktop Force Quits. When I try rebooting the VM i get the "Unable to Connect to Hard Disk 0" error message and the only option given is to shut down the VM or do a clean install. The difference for me is that rebooting my Mac fixes the issue temporarily. I use Parallels for work, and as a software consultant I rely on Parallels for Demo'ing. Starting to get cold feet with this new release.
@Maria@Parallels Yes, like I said, I got the following error when trying to mount the .hdd via Parallels Mounter: "Paralles Mounter is unable to browser virtual disk"
