I just got Parallels 4.0 installed and noticed some downright freaky behavior...
I have 4 network drive aliases on my osx desktop, which I use as shortcuts to mount network drives when I need them. When parallels starts, shortly after windows xp comes up, all 4 of these get mounted. When I quit parallels they don't go away.
I thought maybe this could be smartmount behavior, so I turned this off - no change. I don't have any auto-mounts or drive shares turned on in the parallels config either.
Anyone else seeing this?
Hugo
I have 4 network drive aliases on my osx desktop, which I use as shortcuts to mount network drives when I need them. When parallels starts, shortly after windows xp comes up, all 4 of these get mounted. When I quit parallels they don't go away.
I thought maybe this could be smartmount behavior, so I turned this off - no change. I don't have any auto-mounts or drive shares turned on in the parallels config either.
Anyone else seeing this?
Hugo