Where is the C: drive on the mac?

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WendellS

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I have parallels installed on my mac air and I can not locate the folder that contains the "data files and folders" that I have created when I am in windows applications.

I hope it is obvious but that I am slow :) -- does anyone know where I would look for my files? I ask because I need to be able interact with them across my network.

wendell smith
 
If your Windows VM is logged into a domain, and you have the windows and/or Mac firewall configured to allow incoming connections/file sharing, the Windows VM should show up on the network just like any windows computer. i dont believe it is possible to navigate to the Windows VM file structure in the Finder since the VM is essentially a package.

I have my VM logged into our domain and people can RDP into it or see my shared folders.
 
MikeMo said:
If your Windows VM is logged into a domain, and you have the windows and/or Mac firewall configured to allow incoming connections/file sharing, the Windows VM should show up on the network just like any windows computer. i dont believe it is possible to navigate to the Windows VM file structure in the Finder since the VM is essentially a package.

I have my VM logged into our domain and people can RDP into it or see my shared folders.
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However, you can have the C drive mount on the Mac desktop:

Virtual Machine menu -> Configure -> Sharing

Steve
 
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