Parallels will not shutdown Vista properly...HELP!!!

Thank you,
We found the issue, when Windows partition is located far then first 128 GB, and developers are working on it
As for now I recommend following, try to install Windows in the first 128 gb.
Anyway, please just give a call to support and tell to assign ticket to John, I will submit situation to developers, and in one of upcoming builds we will fix this
 
What number should I call to do this?

For now I'll just live with it until its fixed, I really am not in a position to be reinstalling windows every five minutes, it works in bootcamp for now, I have work to get done.
 
John,

Hmmmm.... I don't think that is the exact problem. I am having this issue on my MB Pro with only a 120 GB drive installed. That drive has only 2 partitions, with the first being an 80GB Leopard partition and the second being my Bootcamp Vista partition. I'm attaching screenshots from Disk Utility showing the partitions and sizes. My Vista partition is disk0s3. Couldn't figure out how to show all the information in 1 screenshot.

I am working on sending the rest of the data you requested. And I have a ticket open on this issue -- #534351.

Thanks,
Spencer
 

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Here is my disk listing. As you can see from this, my Windows partition falls after 80 GB, well below the 128 GB limit you mentioned. I have no USB devices attached.

Spencer-Swifts-Computer(1)$ diskutil list
/dev/disk0
#: TYPE NAME SIZE IDENTIFIER
0: GUID_partition_scheme *111.8 Gi disk0
1: EFI 200.0 Mi disk0s1
2: Apple_HFS Macintosh HD 80.0 Gi disk0s2
3: Microsoft Basic Data 31.5 Gi disk0s3
/dev/disk1
#: TYPE NAME SIZE IDENTIFIER
0: Apple_partition_scheme *279.5 Gi disk1
1: Apple_partition_map 31.5 Ki disk1s1
2: Apple_HFS Storage B 57.8 Gi disk1s3
3: Apple_HFS OS 10.4 Clean 38.2 Gi disk1s5
4: Apple_HFS Storage 91.5 Gi disk1s7
5: Apple_HFS Drive D 91.5 Gi disk1s9
 
I'm just glad to know that I'm not the only yutz with this problem... :) hopefully we can find our simularity and solve the problem because this is getting annoying, I'm able to use both parallels and bootcamp with the detect HAL turned on but getting the annoying message is getting old...I guess it doesn't really hurt anything, but I can't help to think that if I'm getting the message what else is wrong.
 
Right, everything seems to work fine by just ignoring the message. But it seems to point at a real underlying issue.

And I've never done well just "leaving sleeping dogs lie".
 
so what was the solution?

hello,

I didn't create ticket or anything, so what was the solution to his problem. it just poped up for me yesterday.
 
Still haven't got a "solution" yet. I'm still using the work around that I mentioned earlier in this thread by activating the 'detect HAL' and then ignoring the message that pops up.
 
I got your email John and resent you the logs by replying to the email, I'm not sure you will receive it or not so please let me know if you receive them.
 
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