I recently upgraded to Parallels 4 because I wanted my USB thumb drives in both Mac and XP at the same time. Unfortunately, I've noticed 2 problems.
problem 1
If I eject the thumb drive and leave Windows running and the mac running... When I come back, the XP/windows will not see the thumb drive has been remounted. Usupending the VM seems to make the same problem. This is probably user error when I remove the thumb drive, right now I have to restart the XP vm to get it back.
Problem 2 (and this is MUCH more annoying)
Each time my thumb drive mounts, it shows up as a different letter. Under ver 3 of parallels, it showed up next to the C: drive. Now it's getting an X:, Y:, V: type drive letter and it changes every time. How can I make it keep the same drive letter? I am using Microsoft OneNote and it's very picky about what drive letter the file is on.
A tiny annoying 3rd problem is the XP vm automatically logs me on as "administrator" even though XP has a second account named Jason that I would rather use as it doesn't give the user administrator priviledges (he doesn't need them).
Thank you.
problem 1
If I eject the thumb drive and leave Windows running and the mac running... When I come back, the XP/windows will not see the thumb drive has been remounted. Usupending the VM seems to make the same problem. This is probably user error when I remove the thumb drive, right now I have to restart the XP vm to get it back.
Problem 2 (and this is MUCH more annoying)
Each time my thumb drive mounts, it shows up as a different letter. Under ver 3 of parallels, it showed up next to the C: drive. Now it's getting an X:, Y:, V: type drive letter and it changes every time. How can I make it keep the same drive letter? I am using Microsoft OneNote and it's very picky about what drive letter the file is on.
A tiny annoying 3rd problem is the XP vm automatically logs me on as "administrator" even though XP has a second account named Jason that I would rather use as it doesn't give the user administrator priviledges (he doesn't need them).
Thank you.