Hello, I purchased Parallels 17 Desktop Business because I need to run a VM created with Hyper-V. I thought it would be possible to convert it to a Parallels VM (following the steps explained here: https://kb.parallels.com/en/124491), but the Open dialog will not let me select the Hyper-V virtual hard disk (.vhdx). Are there other ways to to import, convert, or run directly a Hyper-V VM? Or do I have to create a Win10 VM and then run the Hyper-V VM inside that one? I 'd really like to avoid running a VM inside a VM, though. Any help appreciated.
Hello Gunnar, Please follow the KB article https://kb.parallels.com/116239 to fix the Hyper-V if the issue still persist please let us Know. Thanks, Parallels Team
Hello, thanks for your reply, but I actually do NOT want to run nested virtualization. Instead I'd rather like to convert the Hyper-V VM into a Parallels VM - is this possible, or am I misunderstanding something completely?
Hello @GunnarS4, There is no such thing as Hyper-V VM. You can either turn on or turn off the Adaptive hypervisor as mentioned in this KB article: https://kb.parallels.com/116239 . Thanks.
What do you mean with "There is no such thing as Hyper-V VM"? I got a couple of files labeled "Virtual Machines" (*.vmrs, *.vmgs, *.vmcx) and "Virtual Hard Disks" (*.vhdx) - what is this if not a VM? How can I run this whatever-its-called on my Mac?
This does not relate to my question. Please read my question and don't just paste links to KB articles with similar keywords.
