SpykeDaddy
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I am running a MacPro 2 x 2 GHz Dual-Core Intel Xeon, 3 GB 667 Mhz DDR2 memory on MacOS 10.5.5. I was running successfully under Parallels version 3.0. I have a virtual machine for Windows XP, with a very basic installation of programs.
I upgraded to 4.0 and received an error at the very end of the installation. Upon quitting, surprisingly Parallels launched and I was able to use my virtual machine. (It appears to be working so far despite the installation "error".) However, I have an error message on the bottom of my screen that reads, "Parallels Tools are not installed. From the Virtual Machine menu, choose Install Parallels Tools."
I ran the install with no problems and it automatically rebooted. The error persists. I looked in Control Panels / Add Remove Programs and it has a version 4.xxx of Parallels Tools. I've rebooted my Mac and virtual machine several times. I've reinstalled the Tools several times. The error message will not go away.
Is my installation really hosed? Or is this a bug?
Suggestions?
I upgraded to 4.0 and received an error at the very end of the installation. Upon quitting, surprisingly Parallels launched and I was able to use my virtual machine. (It appears to be working so far despite the installation "error".) However, I have an error message on the bottom of my screen that reads, "Parallels Tools are not installed. From the Virtual Machine menu, choose Install Parallels Tools."
I ran the install with no problems and it automatically rebooted. The error persists. I looked in Control Panels / Add Remove Programs and it has a version 4.xxx of Parallels Tools. I've rebooted my Mac and virtual machine several times. I've reinstalled the Tools several times. The error message will not go away.
Is my installation really hosed? Or is this a bug?
Suggestions?