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Thanks a lot. It appears that this behavior is associated with a new feature introduced to macOS 12.4 To try to resolve this, please open macOS...
Greetings, Both Packer and Parallels SDK have been updated to fix the issue. Therefore, as an alternative to the workaround above, one can...
Thanks! For the record: for StevenS30 the issue was resolved by adding the symlink to prlsdkapi.pth to:...
Hi everyone, It appears that the issue was caused by the fact that an updated Parallels packer plugin 1.0.1 compatible with the latest Monterey...
Hello! Thank you all for highlighting the issue. Our Development Team is investigating this, and we will update the thread once there are any...
Thank you! We'll contact you in the ticket shortly to proceed with the investigation.
Hi! We've created a ticket to investigate the issue further, and we've provided you further steps there. Thanks! To let us further understand the...
Thanks! We've created a ticket in our support system, and we'll be contacting you there shortly for details.
Hi @LarsR4, Please check your personal messages. Thanks!
@Tender Thanks for the update! The command has 2 settings: prlctl set <vm_name> --video-adapter-type parallels and prlctl set <vm_name>...
@IcedSpud A support ticket for this case does exist. The issue has been submitted to the Development Team. There have been no updates from them so...
Hello, macOS Big Sur is currently not supported in a virtual machine.
Hello, Yes, indeed, at the momen a manual installation is required (otherwise the images are incorrectly detected as x86). To perform it, please...
Thanks for the feedback. We have contacted you in a ticket regrading the issue.
Hello, we have contacted you in a ticket.
A Parallels Desktop 15.1.1, that has just been released, addresses the issue. Please, update.
Hello! Thanks for the report. Parallels Support has already contacted you regrading the issue. In short, there is a known issue where deletion of...
Hi TariqK, Sure. You can run Parallels Desktop with Windows on one of the machines, and it will behave just as a Windows machine would. Meaning...