wildweaselmi
Bit poster
I'm not sure why, but Parallels is the only virtual desktop software that doesn't have built into there BIOS the ability to boot from a USB device.
Many situations customers utilize the WinPE thumb drive to image machines or run utilities and I'm unable to replicate them because of this limitation and I really don't want to run two virtual desktop software packages on my MacBook Pro just for this important feature.
I searched the forums and it appears this is a known issue since 2007 but still no solution from Parallels. Pretty disappointing.
Many situations customers utilize the WinPE thumb drive to image machines or run utilities and I'm unable to replicate them because of this limitation and I really don't want to run two virtual desktop software packages on my MacBook Pro just for this important feature.
I searched the forums and it appears this is a known issue since 2007 but still no solution from Parallels. Pretty disappointing.