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My Father has the similar problem running Peachtree on XP. We found that resizing the Parallels screen with the mouse fixed it for a while.

I blame the education system, they dropped get a clue from the curriculum years ago. :p

8 hours, wouldn't i be quicker to back up the hard drive and then restore it ?

Shift + Control + mouse click

Restarted Parallels several times and now the lower buttons are OK

I think it was an attempt at being funny. :rolleyes:

Installed 1970, rebooted and now all lower buttons don't respond. Not even tool tip pop ups. :confused:

A quick way to kill Windows. If you use task manager to kill the running svhost processes eventually yo will kill windows.

I tested this after rebooting, but before letting Microsoft install IE7. I cloned my base XP sp2 and ran one with IE6 and one with IE7. Neither browser was started. I found that once started and all applications loaded (virus scanner etc.) Parallels was using around 15-16%, when I did the same...