- #Parallels client preventing windows 10 from shutting down mac os#
- #Parallels client preventing windows 10 from shutting down mac#
- #Parallels client preventing windows 10 from shutting down windows#
Stopping a virtual machine is similar to pulling the power plug out of a physical computer. If the Parallels Desktop menu bar is visible at the top of the screen, choose Actions > Shut Down. To shut down Windows, do one of the following:Ĭlick the Parallels icon in the menu bar and choose Actions > Shut Down.
#Parallels client preventing windows 10 from shutting down windows#
All Windows applications close, giving you the opportunity to save your progress if necessary, and Windows stops running. Shutting down virtual machine in Parallels Desktop is just like shutting down Windows on a PC. Some of the settings on this page cannot be changed until the virtual machine is shut down.This article explains the difference between Shut Down, Stop, Suspend and Pause actions. Please follow steps in the KB article to open Windows virtual machine configuration.īTW: That Gear icon they mention never shows up.Īnd, the Configuration/Options/ Startup and shutdown screen has a yellow banded msg. Select Options Tab > Startup and Shutdown > Set the option Start Automatically as "Never". Open Windows virtual machine ConfigurationĢ.
#Parallels client preventing windows 10 from shutting down mac#
If you do not want Windows virtual machine to start automatically after restarting Mac please follow the below steps:ġ. Please choose "None" to disable Windows virtual machine and Parallels Desktop icons in the Dock.
If the Parallels Desktop icon is visible at the top of the screen, click Parallels Desktop icon > Preferences > General Tab > Virtual Machine Dock IconsĢ. Please follow the below steps to disable Windows virtual machine and Parallels Desktop icons which is displayed on the Dock:ġ. I do want to keep the Parallels program on the iMac, for possible future use. Parallels pull-downs, but nothing seems to work they always re-appear, often with W10 re-starting too.Īgain, if i want to use Parallels, I will get to it via the Finder, or. Have tried several options (and most everything) in the Running, in any form, or the W10 screen showing, upon any kind **So, please, how do I totally prevent Parallels from showing up, or
*What's really annoying, is that at least half the time, or more, the W10 screen ALSO is switched to (automatically) by Parallels ! *But upon restarting, they are (always) back, bouncing up and down, and then settling down, and apparently running. I Force Quit on the two Dock icons, and Parallels disappears.
#Parallels client preventing windows 10 from shutting down mac os#
The small Parallels icon in the top Mac OS bar shows also, which is fine. If I shut off the Mac, and re-boot, the two Parallels icons (Parallels Control panel it's called, I think, and one for W10) always show up on in the Dock when restarting, and apparently running, as they both have the grey dot underneath.Īlso happens if I re-start from W10 (via Bootcamp) to go back to Mac OS. If I want to use parallels, I imagine I can start it easily via the Finder. I do not want Parallels, or its icons to show on desktop Dock under any circumstances. Several folks in family (elderly) use the iMac, and is confusing for them, so what I want to accomplish is the following: Have both Parallels and Bootcamp working. Obviously, as usual, I'm missing something.
I would truly like to understand this, and to be able to set Parallels up the way I want. At my age, although I hate to admit it, not too sharp with this "stuff" anymore. I have appended my initial question(s) to them below, and their responses.Īgain, if anyone can guide me thru this, in detail, would really appreciate it. Have tried everything they suggested, and combinations of, but nothing works. Or, something in High Sierra is "different," and their answer is predicated on a much older OS, and has never been revised, or verified for High Sierra.Īnd, some of the boxes and options that appear, for me, are not "exactly" what Parallels folks say. The folks at the Parallels help center have responded very quickly, but none of their suggestions works.Ĭan't help believing they just send a canned response from a book on what seems to be the "closest" answer. Have spent quite a few hours on it, but still no luck.
Citizen now, very, and if someone could help me out with this, would truly be mostĪppreciative.
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