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Same here... My machine is incredibly slow when trying to come "back to life" after a resume. I have 4 megs of memory on a Macbook Pro.

I recently upgraded my Macbook Pro to Snow Leopard, and as a result was forced to upgrade my version of Parallels to 4.0. The upgrade went OK. However, the new version of Parallels is running MUCH slower than the old version. It also sometimes refuses to wake up from being suspended...

articles I already started using the article I posted that is shown for the exact same symptoms. When should someone use one set of instructions versus the other? What difference will using one make versus using the other? thanks! -B

I think I found the answer: http://kb.parallels.com/en/5999

Take a look at this doc: http://kb.parallels.com/en/5999

same problem I'm having the exact same problem. I'm pretty sure the message that is appearing is because my virtual machine was paused before the upgrade. I think that this is what it considers to be a "suspended" virtual machine. Unfortunately, I'm also not sure what to do at this point...