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ilkevinli said:Hi,
I have WinXP installed via Bootcamp. I installed the Parallels beta 3068 and set it up to run the WinXP via bootcamp and installed the paralles tools natively in XP. When I try and run it, I get the following error:
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Anyone know whats wrong ??
5150Joker said:I'm getting the exact same problem. I hope this gets fixed since I'm anxious to be able to use a single XP installation rather than two of them!
Tim Surgent said:* Connect/disconnect USB devices schema improved. No more wait 5-10 seconds message on USB device connecting to Parallels Desktop for Mac.
Andrew @ Parallels said:miker51,
Thanks for report! We will fix it soon.
blacksheep said:I got this when I selected the wrong profile when the VM was loading.
If you are booting into the BootCamp/XP VM, you must select both the Parallels Profile when the VM loads.
I got the exact error by picking the Windows XP profile instead, which is when I decided to RTFM and then it worked.
Hope this helps.
davaodude said:I just upgraded to build 3036 Beta, and now my virtual machine (Windows XP Pro) won't start. I get the following error:
Virtual machine cannot be started because of the following problem:
Unable to get the geometry of the virtual hard disk. Perhaps file /Users/Shared/Parallels/winxp.hdd is not a valid virtual hard disk image file.
This virtual machine was working fine in the previous (retail) version of Parallels. Any ideas what I can do to get the beta working with my existing image?
jer_fido said:I have the EXACT same issue...i got "current state of the VM is incompatible with the new version of Parallels" so i restarted....and then hangs on reboot of Vista. Can only get into safe mode and that's it! This is Vista RC2 which was running without issue in Parallels v1970 before upgrading...
FYI, XP Pro is working fine...rqc said:I've got the same problem. A saved state Vista RTM VM that worked under v1970 cannot boot under v3036 unless I start the VM in safe mode. I'm using a MacBook Pro C2D.
5150Joker said:I'm getting the exact same problem. I hope this gets fixed since I'm anxious to be able to use a single XP installation rather than two of them!