Robert Camner
Bit poster
I have always been able to start a Win 7 VM by double-clicking on the VM (package) file. That would start up Parallels and startup the VM if it is off.
Starting a short while ago, when I double click on my Win 7 VM, all that happens is that two drives mount on my desktop: [C] Windows 7-0 and [D] Windows 7-0. Parallels does not start.
If I look (using the Finder's Get Info function) at what app is set to open the VM file with, it says "Parallels Mounter." If I try to change that, the Parallels app is greyed out (it is not listed among the recommended applications).
Is there a way to fix this so that I don't have to go through the two-step process of starting the Parallels app and opening the VM from within the app?
(I'm running the latest version of Parallels 8)
Starting a short while ago, when I double click on my Win 7 VM, all that happens is that two drives mount on my desktop: [C] Windows 7-0 and [D] Windows 7-0. Parallels does not start.
If I look (using the Finder's Get Info function) at what app is set to open the VM file with, it says "Parallels Mounter." If I try to change that, the Parallels app is greyed out (it is not listed among the recommended applications).
Is there a way to fix this so that I don't have to go through the two-step process of starting the Parallels app and opening the VM from within the app?
(I'm running the latest version of Parallels 8)
