Increasing Parallels Disk Space

Discussion in 'Installation and Configuration of Parallels Desktop' started by ramonekalsaw, Aug 24, 2009.

  1. ramonekalsaw

    ramonekalsaw Member

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    Hello,

    I'm running out of disk space on my Parallels share. Can someone point to the link(s) that explain how to increase disk share for parallels?

    Thanks.
     
  2. Peter Canasius J L

    Peter Canasius J L Forum Maven

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    Hello Ramonekalsaw,

    Could you provide answers to the below mentioned questions. So that we could provide you the best resolution.

    1. Which Version and Build of Parallels Desktop are you using?
    2. Could you inform us how many drives you have in the Virtual machine and their free ( available ) spaces?

    Awaiting your response.
     
  3. ramonekalsaw

    ramonekalsaw Member

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    1. Parallels Desktop 3.0 for Mac; Build 5608
    2. One 32 GB / 712 MB remaining

    Last night I tried this process for expanding my disk -- http://forum.parallels.com/showthread.php?t=1481; DISKPART said it extended successfully, but when I tried to reboot I got a failed error, so I had to reinstall my backup.

    But I don't have anywhere near 30 gigs of stuff uploaded ... I checked everywhere I know to look ... program files ... documents ... and I have things lean ... where else would I look for these phantom files that are eating my disk space?

    Thanks for your help.
     
  4. ramonekalsaw

    ramonekalsaw Member

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    Hello Peter, any ideas on this? Thanks ...
     
  5. Peter Canasius J L

    Peter Canasius J L Forum Maven

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  6. Peter Canasius J L

    Peter Canasius J L Forum Maven

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    Hello Ramonekalsaw

    Please ignore the previously sent reply.

    Please follow the below mentioned steps.

    1. Open Finder => Navigate to Applications/Parallels.
    2. Double click on the Parallels Image tool.app.
    3. Click on Continue.
    4. Click Choose and select the .hdd file.
    5. Choose increase hard disk option.
    6. Enter the new capacity and enable the option "Add the unallocated space to the last volume".

    Please email us the status of the issue.
     

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