USB problem on parallels server for mac. Discussion in 'Plesk for Windows - 8.x and Older' started by onefilip, May 8, 2008. Onefilip Guest. I try Parallels server and I have install the software on mac mini to test if I can install windows 2000 server. Parallels Desktop for Mac is a hardware virtualization solution for Mac computers with Intel processors. Developed by Parallels Inc., a privately held software company with offices in 15 countries, Parallels Desktop for Mac (referred to simply as Parallels from here on) allows Mac users to seamlessly switch between macOS and the Windows operating system.
Symptoms When I start a virtual machine I get the following error: Unable to load the Parallels Driver Cause • Parallels Desktop kernel extensions were not allowed in macOS System Preferences • macOS permissions issue • Mac is running in Safe mode Resolution On macOS 10.13 High Sierra Open System Preferences > Security & Privacy > General > click Allow next to the corresponding message: On macOS 10.12 Sierra and earlier • Restart your Mac. • Make sure the you are running. If it is not compatible, to the latest version of Parallels Desktop.
• Parallels Desktop to the latest build. In Mac menu click on Parallels Desktop > Check for Updates. Then download and install the update if one is available. If the problem persists, proceed to the next step. • Uninstall Parallels Desktop using the instructions in. Once Parallels Desktop is uninstalled, reboot your Mac and install Parallels Desktop again.
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• Make sure VT-x virtualization technology is enabled on your Mac: • If your Mac is running in a Safe Mode, do the following: • Open Finder > Applications > Utilities > Terminal application. • Paste the following command into Terminal and press Return/Enter: sudo nvram boot-args=' • Enter your Mac user account password when prompted, then press Return/Enter. NOTE: You will not see password characters as you type. It is normal Terminal behavior. Just type the password in and press Return/Enter. • Restart your Mac, and start your virtual machine. For additional information please refer to.