Unable to resume after suspend

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BryanM

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Ever since version 12 I have been unable to resume Windows XP after suspend. Upgrade to version 14 made no difference. When I resume after suspend, the desktop opens and the mouse moves, but no items can be selected or opened. The only path open is to STOP the VM and reboot Windows. I can't even Shut Down.
 
BryanM said:
Ever since version 12 I have been unable to resume Windows XP after suspend. Upgrade to version 14 made no difference. When I resume after suspend, the desktop opens and the mouse moves, but no items can be selected or opened. The only path open is to STOP the VM and reboot Windows. I can't even Shut Down.
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Have you tried to create a new VM and checked? If you are facing the issue only with a particular VM, then it might be an issue with the VM.
 
The thing is, I feel out on a limb with my XP VM. I used to have a legitimate copy of XP on a CD, but God only knows where that is now and I don't know how to create a new VM without authorized Windows media. I can't, can I?
 
BryanM said:
The thing is, I feel out on a limb with my XP VM. I used to have a legitimate copy of XP on a CD, but God only knows where that is now and I don't know how to create a new VM without authorized Windows media. I can't, can I?
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If you have the activation key for Windows XP, you can download the ISO file from third-party sites to create a new virtual machine.
 
Parallels lets me "Transfer Windows from a PC". Does this mean it will transfer a Windows OS from my laptop to a VM, or just files and programs?
 
BryanM said:
Parallels lets me "Transfer Windows from a PC". Does this mean it will transfer a Windows OS from my laptop to a VM, or just files and programs?
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You can transfer Windows OS and associated contents (files) from your laptop as a virtual machine to your Mac by using Parallels Desktop. Please refer this article to check your system requirements before migrating PC as a virtual machine and follow steps in this article to migrate PC.
 
I went to your website and downloaded the transfer agent for Parallels 14, but on my Windows XP laptop, it gives me the following error:
The procedure entry point GetUserPreferredUILanguages could not be located in the dynamic link library KERNAL32.dll
 
BryanM said:
I went to your website and downloaded the transfer agent for Parallels 14, but on my Windows XP laptop, it gives me the following error:
The procedure entry point GetUserPreferredUILanguages could not be located in the dynamic link library KERNAL32.dll
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Are you migrating Windows XP PC using external drive or network?
 
When I try to start the Transfer Agent, it gives me the following error:
"The procedure entry point GetUserPreferredUILanguages could not be located in the dynamic link library KERNAL32.dll"
 
I located another Windows XP computer. I downloaded and installed the Parallels Transporter Agent for Parallels 14 on it. It gives me the exact same error message when I try to launch the agent:
"The procedure entry point GetUserPreferredUILanguages could not be located in the dynamic link library KERNAL32.dll"
 
BryanM said:
I located another Windows XP computer. I downloaded and installed the Parallels Transporter Agent for Parallels 14 on it. It gives me the exact same error message when I try to launch the agent:
"The procedure entry point GetUserPreferredUILanguages could not be located in the dynamic link library KERNAL32.dll"
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could you please generate the problem report using this KB article and reply us back with the report ID. Please generate report right after the issue reproduced.
 
You keep not understanding the problem. I cannot generate your ID code because I cannot run the Transporter Agent. Before the program even begins to run, I get the error message and I am returned to Windows. The Transporter program never starts running.
 
Sorry for misunderstanding. Could you please try the following steps:
Please run System File Checker to check for missing or corrupt files.
Click the Start Menu and hover your mouse over All Programs, then however your mouse over Accessories and select Command Prompt. Then type in sfc /scannow and press enter.
Please run Disk Check to check for bad sectors.
Click the Start Menu and hover your mouse over All Programs, then however your mouse over Accessories and select Command Prompt. Then type in chkdsk volume:/r and press enter.
 
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