It was my "test" system which I did NOT rely on for anything important (the only Win system I rely on is my business Win7Pro system). I had VM with Win 8.1 VM with practically nothing in it. I'd like to add some my success report to this. There is lots of horror stories around on Parallels 10 + Win10, this is nice that there is actually reported success. So now, time to start installing my apps and see what happens! Success, rebooted to full resolution of my Thunderbolt display and at least the new Windows webīrowser is working (indicates network is functioning) and access to my One Drive. Waited first for all my One Drive files to sync and then reinstalled Parallels tools, rebooted.ġ3. Or maybe even 640/480, but was not alarmed as a clean installed wiped all the Parallels tools (probably). Once this completed and got to the desktop, the display was what looked like a default 1024/768 The windows set up stuff and selected express set up.ġ2. After the usual copy files, reboot install files reboot, etc.
From the choices I selected keep nothing and hit continue.ġ1. Then proceeded through some of the file copies and when got to a point as to what to do aboutĪ particular file, clicked the "Change what to keep" link.ġ0. Mounted and selected run Windows setup (or whatever it was called).ĩ. In Windows I was prompted with the "What to do about this" dialog box when the. After the reboot and log in, from the Parallels device menu I chose Devices->CD/DVD->Connect Image.ħ. Just to make sure all was starting fresh, I rebooted the Win8.1 Pro VM.Ħ. iso file to a folder on the OS X side (for convenience I put it in theĭefault Parallels folder) and then removed it from the VM.ĥ. Started the tool and downloaded the 64 bit Windows 10 Pro. I downloaded the tool from inside the Windows 8.1 clone.ģ. From Parallels, created a clone of my Windows 8.1 Pro virtual machine.Įxpanding Virtual Disk -> 100 GB (43 GB used) Toshiba 256 GB SSD boot drive on Thunderbolt Portġ.
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