I'd like to run XP as a VM in Parallels 9 for OS X. Will the virtual XP see an IDE drive from my old XP machine in this enclosure?
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In a VM, peripherals can be tricky to access. Depending on the VM you choose - "Parallels"? - I would venture that if it "sees" the USB ports, it will be able to access the Sabrent interface. You may want to address this question directly to Sabrent, or to an OSX forum. As OSX does not use the same disk format that XP uses, there may be other issues to address. I am not the "expert" here.
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Don't know.. I'm using on a Mac OS X 10.8 and with parallels running Windows 7. .it works on both of those.
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This is a full version... The difference between this one and the boxed version is that there is no Microsoft customer support include. As for installing on your MAC, yes this version will work. You can use Bootcamp that came with your MAC to dual boot or purchase and install Parallels which will allow you to run it virtually inside of OSX.
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No this is an emulator to run windows or Linux on a Mac not the other way around. But it will run windows xp on a Mac if the was what you meant.
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YES, and it "jams" just as good! I'm currently running Win 8.1 Pro with the complete MS Office Suite on a MAC OS X laptop. But, I'm running Win 8.1 in a Virtual Machine space using Parallels Desktop 10. Parallels will let you run dual OS along with sharing resources from the MAC. In other words the MAC is really running Win 8.1 as a "guest OS" in a sense. But, I found Parallels Desktop to be VERY SOLID and STABLE product and simple to setup and use. I ran both versions 9 and 10, as 10 is a recent upgrade. However, Parallels will cost you between $60 and $100. I bought the $60 product, which includes support for remote access from a MAC OS X laptop, an iPad, or a mobile iPone. I use Access from my mobile 5s iPhone with a high degree of success to run the laptop when it's not with me. But, BassJump 2 does work very good even under Windows! Some MAC users run Winn 8.1 using Bootcamp as a stand-alone OS. I do not have any experience with this environment. But, Parallels let's you run Win 8.1 at the same time OS X is running as a dual OS environment, and only uses about 1Gb hard disk to install and run Win 8.1. Parallels will also allow you to adjust disk and memory resources. But, I find both to be very substantial. One more note, this product does fill the "void" in sound, but is best used if placed directly behind the flip lid of your laptop and will deliver enough sound just to entrain 1 person. Namely, you. If you want to entertain 3 or more, I would advise getting an external Bluetooth sound system for that. But, remember that this solution uses it's own power source, whereas the BassJump 2 pulls power direct from the laptop via a USB port. Good luck with your choice!
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i have no idea...this is the first time i ever heard of yosemite 10.10.1...maybe you should use...virtual box to run several different operating systems on the same computer...
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It'll run in VMWare or Parallels, or in BootCamp, but this version requires Windows to run and there unfortunately isn't a version for Mac OS X.
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My understanding no MACOS Support??? How about in Parallels running Windows on a MAC?
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Why not install VMware Fusion and Windows XP? That's what I've done with my 2.4 ghz iMac so I don't have to worry about compatibility.
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I'm pretty sure that you need the Parallels software program. Here's the website: http://www.parallels.com/en/products/workstation/mac/ I hope that helps.
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The software is Windows based. I use Parallels on a Mac and it works just fine, but it will not work with OSx.
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You can, however I would not use it in a production environment. It is extremely slow unless you configure the vm swap file to local storage on the host.
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No idea. But I'm pretty sure you can. I would post this question on reddit.com/r/vmware I'm sure someone will be able to help you out.
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the version on amazon of parallels doesnt even support games in windows, so I would recommend bootcamp. The new version of parallels (3.0) does support games, but you will experience much better gaming performance if you run windows from bootcamp
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I have a mac, but I have to run it on the windows application thru vmware fusion
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I have the same Mac ,I don' have virtual machine but I don' t see any problem to run it in the trascend
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Sure, But preferably you should use the mac version. You could install cs6 windows version if you plan to use windows via boot camp, but it won't run properly if you are planning to use parallels or similar.