R RandyH1 Bit poster Nov 3, 2016 #1 I had a macbook go kaput and now installing parallels on the new system it says I have reached the limit of my activation key.
I had a macbook go kaput and now installing parallels on the new system it says I have reached the limit of my activation key.
A Ajith1 Parallels Support Nov 3, 2016 #2 RandyH1 said: I had a macbook go kaput and now installing parallels on the new system it says I have reached the limit of my activation key. Click to expand... We have made necessary changes. Try to activate Parallels Desktop again. If you are still unable to activate, please open Terminal from your Mac and execute this command: prlsrvctl activate-license-online
RandyH1 said: I had a macbook go kaput and now installing parallels on the new system it says I have reached the limit of my activation key. Click to expand... We have made necessary changes. Try to activate Parallels Desktop again. If you are still unable to activate, please open Terminal from your Mac and execute this command: prlsrvctl activate-license-online
