I am attempting to migrate an Hp PC running Windows 10 to Parallels 13 using my Mac pro running High Sierra. PC - Windows 10 Home Mac - MAC OS High Sierra 10.13.1 The PC disks look like this: Parallels will stop after configuring: And give me the BSOD: I can kill the VM and boot an install disk, going to the cmd prompt and running diskpart shows this: I have tried to assign "C:" to the actual system disk (d: here) but that didn't seem to work either. Any ideas/solutions would be appreciated, Jack KJ3J
SOLVED... Problem was an old, hidden, OEM Recovery partition. 1) Use activity montitor to force the VM to stop. 2) Adjust the CDROM to boot from a windows recovery disk. 3) Adjust the boot order to only boot from the CDROM. 4) Boot the CD and select "Troubleshhot" then open a cmd window. 5) Use diskpart to change the type from 27 to 07. http://defaultreasoning.com/2009/05/29/unhide-the-recovery-partition-on-a-basic-disk-with-diskpart/ 6) Use diskpart to adjust the drive letter assignments. Drive C: should be the system reserved area of about 100mb 7) Make the system reserved partition active. Reboot It worked for me...hope it helps for you... Jack
