I followed the following guide to change the system serial number of my Parallels Windows 11 install (on Macbook M1). https://kb.parallels.com/123455 Unfortunately it still returns the original serial (Parallels-6A CF DF etc) I tried both option, edition the configuration file and adding the boot flag. Is that guide still applicable for Windows 11 or do I need to do something else? Thanks
Hello FelixP4, Please follow the steps mentioned below. 1. macOS\OS X virtual machine. Open Terminal on macOS\OS X virtual machine > execute the command: ioreg -l | grep IOPlatformSerialNumber. 2. Windows virtual machine. Open Command Prompt on Windows virtual machine > execute the command: wmic bios get the serial number. Thanks.
Hi, thanks for your reply. I've run these commands before, still they return the same result. On macOS ioreg -l | grep IOPlatformSerialNumber returns "IOPlatformSerialNumber" = "K7PQXXXXXX" (The same as in System Information) On Windows I run wmic bios get serialnumber wich returns Parallels-6A CF XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX X XX (wmic bios get the serial number doesn't work) I've changed <SerialNumber></SerialNumber> to <SerialNumber>K7PQXXXXXX</SerialNumber> in config.pvs and I have changed the boot flag to devices.smbios.serial="K7PQXXXXXX" (I also tried without quotationmarks). Unfortunately I see no changes when I execute the command after booting windows again.
Nevermind. I just realised I am running Parallels Standard Edition, this function I only available on Pro or Business edition
Dear all. I am trying to do this. I am in the 14 day trial of version 17 and using a Mac OS Guest. According to the support document it should be possible. However the config is greyed out. How do you add the config file or the boot flag?