macOS Big Sur and Parallels Desktop

Discussion in 'macOS Virtual Machine' started by IvanD@Parallels, Jun 22, 2020.

  1. ChrisH29

    ChrisH29 Junior Member

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    I wonder why this is working for some and not others.
     
  2. ChrisH29

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    I am a moron. I had my values switched. :( Once I corrected that and expanded my volume to 128GB it is upgrading. I also uninstalled parallels tools just to be safe as I have seen issues with that as well.
     
  3. ChrisH29

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    And now I am at the login screen with the same issues as everyone else. Enter password, spins, black screen, back to login screen. Rinse repeat.
     
  4. JuanV4

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    I returned the Parallels VM to a snapshot of Catalina, then asked Parallels to mount the Parallels Tools 'CD'. This has two programs, one to install the tools and the other to uninstall them.
     
  5. MichaelM92

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    At least you get a screen...all I have after booting is a blank (black) screen...has anyone else experiencing this?...thanks!
     
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  6. AgustinS

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    Was this issue resolved? Any workaround?
     
  7. SureshP1

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    Did you install Parallels Tools? Seems that might be causing the blank screen. I experienced that too. I did the install again without installing Parallels Tools. I a now stuck on the login screen.
     
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  8. AgustinS

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    Same issue, did you solved it?
     
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  9. ClausK3

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    What workaround would that be, please? I to am highly annoyed by being unable to type the mentioned letters.
     
  10. ClausK3

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    SOLUTION TO MISSING '1', '2', 't' and 'y' in Windows 10 (guest machine):

    Use FN + 1 => 1
    Use FN + 2 => 2
    etc.
     
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  11. ChrisH29

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    Damn me too. Anyone have any ideas? They have the .iso on less than reputable sites and lord knows what you will get along with your OS.
     
  12. ChrisH29

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    Ticket 2764361 submitted
     
  13. DavidC74

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    Did anyone find a resolution to this? I tried the "spctl kext-consent add 4C6364ACXT" trick but that did not work.
     
  14. eddyk

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    I see the same missing 't' , 'T', 'y' and 'Y' missing keys.
    Toi log in, I use the 'visual keyboard'
     
  15. StuartM8

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    I tried following DanF10's instructions to set the boot flags, but I'm still getting the BIErrorDomain error 3. Host computer is an iMac Pro running 10.15.5.

    I just sent in technical data 343342137. I hope it helps.
     
  16. brainopera

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    I've the exact same issue with the keyboard characters not registering. Same exact keys.
     
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  17. Maria@Parallels

    Maria@Parallels Problem solver

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    Thank you for the provided tech report. We've involved Parallels Engineering team for this case.
    Once we get any updates we will let you know.
     
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  18. Maria@Parallels

    Maria@Parallels Problem solver

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    Hello, please check your inbox and reply us back.
     
  19. Maria@Parallels

    Maria@Parallels Problem solver

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    Hello, could you collect the tech report after the issue reproduced please?
    We need it for the further issue investigation.
    Looking forward to your reply.
     
  20. Maria@Parallels

    Maria@Parallels Problem solver

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    Hi, did you test the same issue with holding fn button?
     

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