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IMAC crashes after install
- Thread starter alankamen
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I have installed it twice and my IMAC 20 1 G has twice crashed . for short ime it worked quicken crashed. use xp prof sp2. I have spend many hrs on reinstall of osX.
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Ankou
Hello alankamen
What build of parallels are you using?
Provide more information about your Mac please
What build of parallels are you using?
Provide more information about your Mac please
imac4.1Ankou said:Hello alankamen
What build of parallels are you using?
Provide more information about your Mac please
intel core duo
2gz
pros 1
cores 2
l2 cache 2mb
mem 1 gb
bus 667
I do not have it installed currently so exact build is unknown- I did check earlier and it was the lowest # on the list and started with4XXX i just downloaded it around July 2 2007
Same issue here.
Crashes started after Parallels 3 was installed
IMac 20" (new last November)
WinXP SP2
Coherence mode
Windows Live OneCare Virus Scanner, IE7
Windows rarely used
Safari browser
Crash corrupts hard drive, computer will not boot
OS X Disk Utility cannot repair drive (invalid node structure as I recall)
Complete OS X reinstall required
Crashes started after Parallels 3 was installed
IMac 20" (new last November)
WinXP SP2
Coherence mode
Windows Live OneCare Virus Scanner, IE7
Windows rarely used
Safari browser
Crash corrupts hard drive, computer will not boot
OS X Disk Utility cannot repair drive (invalid node structure as I recall)
Complete OS X reinstall required
This was not a random occurrence. It has happened twice, both times making the disk unrepairable.
Machine has 2 gig RAM, 512 MB dedicated to Windows VM, 250 gig hard disk. There is no other software installed other than:
OS X 10.4.10
Parallels 3
Windows XP SP2, fully patched
Windows Live Onecare (virus checker)
The machine froze while in Mac Safari (spinning wait cursor) which could only be resolved by turning off the machine. When it was turned back on I had the folder with the question mark in it, and Disk Utility could not repair the disk. The first time it happened I could not even select the disk in Disk Utility (disabled).
Like I said, this scenario has happened twice and I will not be reinstalling Parallels until I get some indication that the problem has been resolved. In the meantime I will seriously consider VMWare's product. What are my options for a refund of my upgrade money?
Machine has 2 gig RAM, 512 MB dedicated to Windows VM, 250 gig hard disk. There is no other software installed other than:
OS X 10.4.10
Parallels 3
Windows XP SP2, fully patched
Windows Live Onecare (virus checker)
The machine froze while in Mac Safari (spinning wait cursor) which could only be resolved by turning off the machine. When it was turned back on I had the folder with the question mark in it, and Disk Utility could not repair the disk. The first time it happened I could not even select the disk in Disk Utility (disabled).
Like I said, this scenario has happened twice and I will not be reinstalling Parallels until I get some indication that the problem has been resolved. In the meantime I will seriously consider VMWare's product. What are my options for a refund of my upgrade money?
MacBook and MacPro Will Not Boot After Upgrading and Running Parallels 3
I have had my 2 MacBooks 2.16 GHz (with all 10.4 OS updates) and one MacPro 8-core left in an unbootable state after updating from version 2 of Parallels and then running Windows XP SP2 in Parallels 3. In each case, Windows XP will run successfully several times and install the Parallels Tools for Windows. But then when restarting the Mac OS - the OS never boots again. Either I receive the black box over gray background stating I must restart my computer, or the gray sprite below the apple icon just keep spinning indefinitely. This is not a Boot Camp install of Windows, it is just a virtual disk.
I am forced to run Windows for work, and have consequently seen this issue several times now. Perhaps it has something to do with my specific install of Windows XP SP2, but it never had any problems with version 2 of Parallels for over 6 months.
In each case I have restored my Mac OS install from hard drive backup disk images. I am left wondering whether or not I should continue using Parallels....
I have had my 2 MacBooks 2.16 GHz (with all 10.4 OS updates) and one MacPro 8-core left in an unbootable state after updating from version 2 of Parallels and then running Windows XP SP2 in Parallels 3. In each case, Windows XP will run successfully several times and install the Parallels Tools for Windows. But then when restarting the Mac OS - the OS never boots again. Either I receive the black box over gray background stating I must restart my computer, or the gray sprite below the apple icon just keep spinning indefinitely. This is not a Boot Camp install of Windows, it is just a virtual disk.
I am forced to run Windows for work, and have consequently seen this issue several times now. Perhaps it has something to do with my specific install of Windows XP SP2, but it never had any problems with version 2 of Parallels for over 6 months.
In each case I have restored my Mac OS install from hard drive backup disk images. I am left wondering whether or not I should continue using Parallels....
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