H hotchilli Bit poster Aug 6, 2007 #1 Once I have parallels on my mac do I then just put the windows disks in to get started?
J John Howard Hunter Aug 6, 2007 #2 hotchilli said: Once I have parallels on my mac do I then just put the windows disks in to get started? Click to expand... Basically yes. Just make sure that you have a full version of Windows, not an "upgrade". Also, with Win XP you will need SP2. Don't know about Vista as I've not used it yet...
hotchilli said: Once I have parallels on my mac do I then just put the windows disks in to get started? Click to expand... Basically yes. Just make sure that you have a full version of Windows, not an "upgrade". Also, with Win XP you will need SP2. Don't know about Vista as I've not used it yet...
D dkp Forum Maven Aug 6, 2007 #3 And you cannot use OEM versions of Windows such as what might be shipped with a Dell computer. Such versions are licensed to run only on the specific hardware with which they were bundled.
And you cannot use OEM versions of Windows such as what might be shipped with a Dell computer. Such versions are licensed to run only on the specific hardware with which they were bundled.
H hotchilli Bit poster Aug 7, 2007 #4 Thanks Thanks guys, just the info I needed. Very much appreciated.