Message: "Duplicate MAC addresses detected?

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JuergenR

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hello,

Parallels 6 works fine, but I have troubles with the message "duplicate mac addresses detected".
Every time I start parallels6 this message is displayed?!
Since this message appears the bootcamp symbol name changed to "my boot camp (1) (1) (1) (1)" and a "(1)" will be added to the name every time :(

Any hints how I can "fix" it?

OS: OSX 10.6.7
Bootcamp: Win7

thx
 
Do you have multiple copies/duplicates of the same Virtual Machine?

I made a copy of my main VM and got that message the first time I booted it up.
 
No.
I have installed bootcamp with win7.
Afterwards parallels and it has detected win7 without any problems.
 
Has you been able to fix this yet? Mine is doing the same thing and I have not been able to fix it yet.

I get the below Error messages :

Error 1
Duplicate MAC addresses detected. Do you want to recreate the MAC address for the virtual machine "Windows 7 pro (1) (1) (1) (1)" or use the current MAC address anyway? The MAC address of the network adapter of the virtual machine "Windows 7 pro (1) (1) (1) (1)" to be registered is already in use.

Error 2
The Windows Applications folder is being removed from the Dock.
To add it back, right-click the Windows 7 pro (1) (1) (1) virtual machine in the list, choose Configure > Shared Applications and select Show Windows applications folder in the Dock.

Error 3
The Windows Applications folder is being added to the Dock.
Click this folder to access your Windows 7 pro (1) (1) (1) (1) applications. To remove the folder, edit the Shared Applications settings in the virtual machine configuration.

Can you help?
 
Unfortunately no :(
I haven´t found a solution. In the meantime my parallels icon looks like (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)...

Also the last parallels update didn´t solve this issue!
 
Does anyone have a solution for this yet? This happens to me also.

In my case I don't use bootcamp, or multiple VMs. I just have the one Windows 7 VM running.

Any solutions?

Thanks
 
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