


Also the old VM, does not open, and gives the same "unattend answer" error. I don't know where these files are to change them. Either remove the invalid key or provide a valid product key in the unattend answer file to proceed with Windows installation." I tried to put a new VM, with a new version of Windows 7 and as key I wrote xxxxx.xxxx., and on the Windows desktop opens a window where is: "The unattend answer file contains an invalid product key. When I try to install the Parallel Tools I have to put some GB on the HDD, which is 64 GB, but I'm afraid that perhaps I lose some data, even if I don't know for the time being, where is located this data.Ĭan somebody tell me where is my C:\ disk? And how I can find all my Windows partition, to copy what I don't like to lose? Please! The new version adds some amazing features that once again put it heads and tails above Parallels. It gives the "setup is starting." on the Windows 7 wallpaper, and in the taskbar says that Parallels tools are not installed. KB Parallels: How to remove Parallels Desktop Also, I'd wait to test drive Fusion until version 3.0 comes out on the 20th. I don't know what happened, but when next Monday I tried to get into Windows, I couldn't do it. Friday, 15 days before, the last program I have put in Windows 7 using Parellels 5 on a Mac (Snow Leopard) desktop computer, was the Serial Retrieval Utility.
