I am trying to retrieve some files from a Windows 7 32 bit virtual machine without starting it up in Parallels (I have also experienced this same problem with a Windows 7 64 bit VM). I am able to successfully mount the .hdd file and browse the files in the Windows hard drive, but can't copy the files to the Mac OS. When I try to copy files out of the Windows drive to anywhere on the Mac, I see a tentative (greyed out) image of the file appearing in the target Mac folder, I am prompted for a Mac administrator username password, and after entering them, I just get a beep and the tentative file in the Mac folder or desktop disappears.
I am running Mac OS X Lion (latest update v10.7.4), and Parallels 6 (Build 6.0.12106, Revision 692267).
I've searched the forums and web, and haven't found any help so far. I know I'm entering the correct password (if I enter a wrong password, I am re-prompted for the password), I know the account I am using on the Mac is an administrator account, and I have checked the permissions on the folders I am trying to copy to (e.g. ~\Documents, ~\Desktop) to ensure that both my account and the "admins" group have read/write permissions. If I enter the username and administrator password for the Windows machine, they are not accepted as valid (so I'm pretty sure I am being asked for a Mac administrator username and password).
I tried updating MacFuse to v2.1.7 (beta), but that didn't affect the Parallels Mounter behavior.
Does anyone know what might be going on here, and how I might resolve this issue? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
Jon
I am running Mac OS X Lion (latest update v10.7.4), and Parallels 6 (Build 6.0.12106, Revision 692267).
I've searched the forums and web, and haven't found any help so far. I know I'm entering the correct password (if I enter a wrong password, I am re-prompted for the password), I know the account I am using on the Mac is an administrator account, and I have checked the permissions on the folders I am trying to copy to (e.g. ~\Documents, ~\Desktop) to ensure that both my account and the "admins" group have read/write permissions. If I enter the username and administrator password for the Windows machine, they are not accepted as valid (so I'm pretty sure I am being asked for a Mac administrator username and password).
I tried updating MacFuse to v2.1.7 (beta), but that didn't affect the Parallels Mounter behavior.
Does anyone know what might be going on here, and how I might resolve this issue? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
Jon
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