My Thought on Installing Windows 8 CP on Parallels 6 Windows 8 new approached with the simplicity of just simple color simple tiles – had me going! I like it and I think it’s brilliant. For a while there I thought Apple would just totally convert it over with OS X Mountain Lion but I guess not yet. Nothing fancy with the UI like glass effect or whatever. Than OS X Lion introduction - the transition of OS X to iOS like. Until the day I lay my hand on OS X, I dig the simplicity of the design. When Vista was introduced to the world – I thought wow! The future of next generation of OS must be these eyes catching graphic and UI. The ever familiar Windows Setup - Follow the on screen setup. Select “Like a PC” until Parallels decided to offers update I don’t think it would run smooth anyway. Info on article found on Parallels Knowledgebase.
Parallels tools download hangs at 15 install#
All you need to do is to add the following line of code to your Parallels Desktop 6/7 Boot Flags before you install Parallels Tools. In case you’re running into this issue please do not delete your copy of Windows 8 like I did. Second attempt – I avoided adjusting the “View” installation to 100% it was working fine the process added the window share folder on OS X dock – than it happen – permanent black screen at the end of the process.I than decided to reinstall afresh – I delete the whole copy Windows 8 and start all over.
Parallels tools download hangs at 15 how to#
No good – Not sure what happen and not knowing how to fix it. First attempt – It turns into permanent black screen when I adjusted the “View” to full screen mode while installing.Issue installing Parallels tools - black screen In case you’re MacBook really doesn’t support 1333MHz –Your computer (Intel Chip – others am not sure) will automatically down stepping your clock to 1066MHz – nothing major that will break your MacBook - so don’t worry. If you’re in the market looking for RAM upgrade for your MacBook late 2008 – go for 1333MHz and beast it up with serious 8GB RAM. My MacBook late 2008 with Boot ROM 03 Specs as follow…įor the record – MacBook late 2008 with OS X Snow Leopard and above is able to support memory of 8 GB 1333MHz DDR3 – despite it wasn’t officially announce by Apple (to my knowledge). You need to of course first upgrade enough RAM to make sure your machine have enough memories to care for both OS X and any other resources intensive program that you decided to power on it.
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