I am running Windows XP on my iMac using Parallels 2.0 with the 3214 build. The overall machine (i.e. both the Mac and PC side) froze and I had to switch off using the power switch.
The Mac rebooted fine however when I launched Parallels the Parallels desktop window came up indicating the machine was in a suspended state. When I click the Start parallels triangle a message comes up indicating that "Windows did not start successfully. A recent hardware or software change might have caused this." It goes on to give me a few different ways to start the VM including: safe mode; safe mode with networking; safe mode with command prompt; and start windows normally. I tried the "start windows normally" and the Windows XP launch screen comes up for a split second then there is a blue screen with some scrolling text for another half second and then back to the message described above.
I've recently had to reinstall everything on my new Mac after a hard drive crash (the store couldn't recover anything). I am hoping that I don't have to re-install Windows XP again. I will be cloning the VM going forward so that reinstallation is less of a problem.
Any ideas? I have not tried resetting the VM as yet.
The Mac rebooted fine however when I launched Parallels the Parallels desktop window came up indicating the machine was in a suspended state. When I click the Start parallels triangle a message comes up indicating that "Windows did not start successfully. A recent hardware or software change might have caused this." It goes on to give me a few different ways to start the VM including: safe mode; safe mode with networking; safe mode with command prompt; and start windows normally. I tried the "start windows normally" and the Windows XP launch screen comes up for a split second then there is a blue screen with some scrolling text for another half second and then back to the message described above.
I've recently had to reinstall everything on my new Mac after a hard drive crash (the store couldn't recover anything). I am hoping that I don't have to re-install Windows XP again. I will be cloning the VM going forward so that reinstallation is less of a problem.
Any ideas? I have not tried resetting the VM as yet.