David MC
Member
when i start my newly upgraded to 5 parallels, the whole machine hangs (not just parallels) while it tries to mount some network volumes that apparently it recorded at some earlier time. in my case it wants three volumes from servers that are no longer available. it hangs for 2 minutes, then the OS puts up the "can't find network volume" (see screen shot). then it repeats (showing the next missing volume, then the next, then start again). i hit cancel on the dialog every time, but it keeps coming back, and i never get to move forward. ther is no way to "check the server name or IP" or simply tell it "don't bother ever again".
"if you are unable to resolve the problem contact your system administrator", well, i *AM* the system administrator. IMHO, starting parallels should not be attempting to mount any remote file systems at all. where is this info stored and how to do i permanently tell it to knock it off??
"if you are unable to resolve the problem contact your system administrator", well, i *AM* the system administrator. IMHO, starting parallels should not be attempting to mount any remote file systems at all. where is this info stored and how to do i permanently tell it to knock it off??