I run the GA version of Parallels along with Virtue Desktop.
I run a guest OS of Windows XP SP2 in full screen and then use virtual desktops to switch back to the host OS when I need to.
The problem is that when ever I plug in a USB device, the guest OS (WinXP) takes focus of that device and is detected in the guest OS, even though the focus is on the host OS.
An example: The guest (WinXP) is running on another virtual desktop that is not in focus.. the focus is on the main desktop and OS X. I plug in my digital camera expecting iPhoto to start as usual but it doesn't.
What I do hear is the distinctive WinXP 'da-da' when WinXP recognises a new device and tries to install it.
The only way I can get my camera to be recognised as usual in OS X is to navigate back to the guest OS (WinXP) and then pause it or stop it before I navigate back to the host OS and connect the camera.
Is there is fix for this? or am I just using it wrong?
Help is much appreciated.
Regards
I run a guest OS of Windows XP SP2 in full screen and then use virtual desktops to switch back to the host OS when I need to.
The problem is that when ever I plug in a USB device, the guest OS (WinXP) takes focus of that device and is detected in the guest OS, even though the focus is on the host OS.
An example: The guest (WinXP) is running on another virtual desktop that is not in focus.. the focus is on the main desktop and OS X. I plug in my digital camera expecting iPhoto to start as usual but it doesn't.
What I do hear is the distinctive WinXP 'da-da' when WinXP recognises a new device and tries to install it.
The only way I can get my camera to be recognised as usual in OS X is to navigate back to the guest OS (WinXP) and then pause it or stop it before I navigate back to the host OS and connect the camera.
Is there is fix for this? or am I just using it wrong?
Help is much appreciated.
Regards
