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1. Parallels desktop windows 10 desktop separate for mac#
2. Parallels desktop windows 10 desktop separate install#

Parallels Desktop and virtual machine menu bars When your virtual machine runs in the Coherence view mode, this menu can also activate Windows Start Screen ( Windows 8 - 8.1) or Windows Start Menu (Windows XP and 7) You can also access your virtual machine Configuration or connect some external device to your virtual machine:

Parallels desktop windows 10 desktop separate install#

You can shut down, suspend or reboot your virtual machine, take a snapshot or Install Parallels Tools using Actions menu: You can change the view mode of your virtual machine using View menu: Now this menu combines the items related to Parallels Desktop itself with the items related to your virtual machine.

Once you start your virtual machine, the Parallels Desktop menu will change its appearance: When your virtual machine is not running, this menu will look like this:Īs you can see all necessary menu items are here: you can activate the Parallels Desktop Control Center, Create a new virtual machine, Open and existing one, open Preferences, generate a problem Report or even Request Support. Parallels Desktop menu may look slightly different depending on whether Parallels Desktop is in focus or not, whether your virtual machine is running or in focus. This menu is available all the time Parallels Desktop is running, so you do not need to click on the Parallels Desktop Dock icon every time you need to access its Preferences or create a new virtual machine. Now this is a global menu, it appears in the Mac status bar once you start Parallels Desktop and serves for both Parallels Desktop itself and for your virtual machines. In Parallels Desktop 9 and earlier versions this menu would appear only when your virtual machine worked in Coherence view mode and served for the virtual machine only. Parallels Desktop menu in the Mac status bar

Parallels desktop windows 10 desktop separate for mac#

With Parallels Desktop 10 for Mac several changes in the User Interface were introduced. Parallels Desktop and the virtual machine Resolution Since my upgrade to Parallels Desktop 10 I now have two Parallels-related icons in my Dock: