korntawats
Bit poster
try this 4 Chrome+Parallel+wifi
> Parallels>setting>hardware>select your network name>select source >wifi
done!
> Parallels>setting>hardware>select your network name>select source >wifi
done!
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Chrome doesn't display any pages in Sierra
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Hemnath@Parallels
Parallels Support
Hello @NigelC1, please update Parallels Desktop and check for the issue.
Thanks for sharing this information.I just recently read an article on this subject. Here http://macsecurity.net/view/124/
Hi @BenJ2 and @korntawats, thanks for suggesting these troubleshooting steps. @MarkY2, @DamonU, @daa... and @SamG1, please try those steps and see if they help. If not, kindly follow the steps that we suggested earlier, as quoted below, and revert:
Same problem here with a fresh install of macOS Sierra under Parallels Desktop 12 for Mac Pro Edition 12.2.1 (41615).
* Installed macOS Sierra 10.12.5
* Installed Parallels Tools
* Allowed Mac App store to perform updates
* Rebooted VM
* Signed into iCloud
* Downloaded Chrome in Safari
* Launched Chrome
There have been no other changes to this virtual machine.
Visiting the option to disable hardware acceleration does fix the issue, but it's difficult to find the option when the UI usually doesn't render.
Try pasting this into your URL bar: chrome://settings/?search=acceleration and clicking the "Use hardware acceleration when available" label. You may not see it, but there's a toggle switch on the right. After changing this setting, you must restart Chrome before it takes effect.
* Installed macOS Sierra 10.12.5
* Installed Parallels Tools
* Allowed Mac App store to perform updates
* Rebooted VM
* Signed into iCloud
* Downloaded Chrome in Safari
* Launched Chrome
There have been no other changes to this virtual machine.
Visiting the option to disable hardware acceleration does fix the issue, but it's difficult to find the option when the UI usually doesn't render.
Try pasting this into your URL bar: chrome://settings/?search=acceleration and clicking the "Use hardware acceleration when available" label. You may not see it, but there's a toggle switch on the right. After changing this setting, you must restart Chrome before it takes effect.
Cheers, worked for me
Thanks @mcgroarty the `chrome://settings/?search=acceleration` line did the trick. Still had trouble seeing the toggle switch, but I was able to just click on the right side where it should be and then got the "RELAUNCH" button/link and then it all worked after relaunching.
@parallels, get your rear in gear and fix this issue!
@parallels, get your rear in gear and fix this issue!
polyglotinc
Bit poster
I'm having the same problems with Parallels 13 and latest Chrome (as of Jan2018)!!
That link displays the "acceleration" on my Chrome browser but I cant get it to do anything no matter where I click all over the place.
That link displays the "acceleration" on my Chrome browser but I cant get it to do anything no matter where I click all over the place.
polyglotinc
Bit poster
Found a fix to my problem of not being able to access the switch... run the following cmd line from the terminal (with Chrome not running)
/Applications/Google\ Chrome.app/Contents/MacOS/Google\ Chrome --disable-gpu
which launches Chrome with the temporary setting.
So then change the setting for good via normal Chrome way to change/save it.
I am having the same issue too, pages in Chrome basically don't render at all. I am running a host OS of 10.12.6, Parallels 13.3 with a guest OS X of 10.12.6 and Chrome version 64. Even worse is applications based on Chrome such as electron apps like Visual Studio Code have the same issues.
Any Chrome based app I want to run in the VM I have to start with the -disable-gpu flag. It's an okay workaround, but it prevents me from being able to use webgl inside the VM.
I also noticed some OS X graphics like the animation for expanding the downloads on the doc is very laggy and the tabs in safari show graphics artifacts. I don't know if these graphic issues might be related.
Any Chrome based app I want to run in the VM I have to start with the -disable-gpu flag. It's an okay workaround, but it prevents me from being able to use webgl inside the VM.
I also noticed some OS X graphics like the animation for expanding the downloads on the doc is very laggy and the tabs in safari show graphics artifacts. I don't know if these graphic issues might be related.
I think you should uninstall chrome browser www.drcleaner.com, you could download dr.cleaner to uninstall it completely
So what is the status with this? /Applications/Google\ Chrome.app/Contents/MacOS/Google\ Chrome --disable-gpu made Chrome work right away, but I have exactly same behaviour with Skype, and there I have no option to disable HW accell.. Is there a way to disable the HW acceleration on a VM level? Or in macOS (I'm running High Sierra
@ZsoltM Here's a cross link to my issue. It's exactly the same. I could solve it for Chrome - disable GPU - but not for other applications that are based on web technologies. I believe Parallels is messing with the graphic card very deep. I could see weird behavior on my OSX host when the OSX guest was running too.
DamonU - this fixed the problem for me. Just installed Mac 10.14.2 Mojave under Parallels 14.1.0 and now Chrome works perfectly. Thank you!!
Maria@Parallels
Problem solver
Hi, could you please provide us with the screenshot of the issue?
Maria@Parallels
Problem solver
Also will be great to get e Problem report from you. Please generate it with these steps and reply us back with the report number and please do not forget to create a report right after the problem reproduced.
Hi, the "Use hardware acceleration when available" tip in Chrome (disabling it) fixed the problem for me (Mac 10.14.2 running under Parallels 14.1.0 on a Mac).
Many thanks to @DamonU!
Many thanks to @DamonU!