No longer do you have to reboot your computer! With Parallels, instead of choosing to install Windows from a DVD or disk image file just choose “Use Windows from Boot Camp”. This is very tedious and no one wants to do that! There was a downside to using Boot Camp however, every time you wanted to use Windows you’d have to restart your computer and then boot up Windows.
PARALLELS FOR MAC PROGRAMS NO LONGER THERE HOW TO
In a previous post I talked about how to install Windows on a Mac with Boot Camp. If you already have Boot Camp setup Parallels can even run that copy of Windows. And all the documents, music and pictures will remain separate.īoth methods work great, personally I have it set to run as a PC because I like to keep my Mac workspace and PC workspace separate. All of its programs and games will be restricted to that window. Running it like a PC will make Windows run inside its own window. This also combines your documents, music, pictures and makes them available to all apps and programs across both platforms. Basically all your Windows programs run right next to your Mac apps, as if they were built for Mac OS X. Running Windows like a Mac will allow you to run Windows programs without the Windows desktop. This is where is gets a little interesting. On the next screen, you have a choice of how you’d like to integrate Windows with your Mac. Next there is a screen where you are asked to enter the product key, you can at this time enter it or just click the continue button and enter it later. Just click the “Install Windows or another OS from DVD or image file” button. Installing Windows from a DVD or disk image file (.iso) is made really easy with Parallels.
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