Parallels For Mac Not Responding After Osx Update

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commented Dec 11, 2015

After updating my OSX to 10.11.2 my box doesn't come up anymore. I get the following error:

Since then I

  • upgraded Parallels from 10 to 11 Pro (cost me 119,83€)
  • completely reinstalled parallels
  • updated the vagrant-parallels plugin
  • rebooted by host machine
  • removed the box with the Parallels GUI (because vagrant destroy resulted in the same error)

the result is still the same.

I'd appreciate any ideas!

commented Dec 11, 2015

Try to reset all networks in 'network' tab in Parallels Preferences -> restore defaults

commented Dec 11, 2015

Result is still the same. Thx for the hint.

commented Dec 11, 2015

Maybe reboot after resetting network defaults?

commented Dec 11, 2015

Doesn't help either.

commented Dec 11, 2015

@smichaelsen Hi, please enable detailed logging (menu Paralels -> Preferences -> Advanced), reproduce the issue and send a problem report, post here a problem report number. Disable the detailed logging then.

commented Dec 11, 2015

@dskr99 Report ID: 83232069

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commented Dec 11, 2015

@smichaelsen I believe that something is corrupted within Mac OS X, since I see the error at boot of OS and while loading almost any network drivers in the system.log:

Dec 11 07:40:49 Sebastians-MacBook-Air-2 com.apple.kextd[51]: ERROR: invalid signature for com.apple.iokit.IONetworkingFamily, will not load
Dec 11 07:40:49 Sebastians-MacBook-Air-2 com.apple.kextd[51]: Signature failure in dependencies for kext load request.

This prevents parallels networking from fully functioned start. I think that you should try to reinstall the Mac OS from recovery partition.

commented Dec 11, 2015

@smichaelsen As another possible solution (without repairing corrupted IONetworkingFamily), you can try to go to the parallels network editor (Parallels -> Preferences -> Network) and disable option 'Connect Mac to this network' for all parallels network. I'm not sure that this will help, but it is worth to try, if you don't want to repair OS.

commented Dec 11, 2015

@dskr99 These were already checked per default. http://shots.michaelsen.io/MFD2
Then maybe I'll reinstall my OSX over the weekend. Thanks for your support!

commented Dec 11, 2015

and disable option 'Connect Mac to this network' for all parallels network.'

@dskr99 Even if it helps, this option shouldn't be disabled for 'Shared' network, because in this case Vagrant will not be able to connect to the VM.

commented Dec 12, 2015

Reinstalling OSX fixed the problem for me. Thanks for your support, @dskr99 and others!

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Parallels Desktop 13 for Mac received an update on Thursday to include full compatibility with the new Apple File System (APFS) and HEVC video standard included in macOS High Sierra.
With APFS support, Parallels Desktop 13.1 can take advantage of Apple's cross-platform replacement for HFS+, bringing more security and better performance on devices with flash memory.
New HEVC video support means the virtualization software will be able to benefit from more efficient compression of video files and smoother playback. You can learn more about Apple's new HEVC video codec here.
Elsewhere, there are a host of stability and performance fixes, as listed in Parallels' knowledge database update summary. They include the following:
  • Enables the user to create a new Boot Camp® virtual machine on a Mac® with macOS® High Sierra. Enables the user to install a High Sierra virtual machine from the Recovery partition on their High Sierra Mac.
  • Resolves an issue with some Windows shortcuts not working (for example, 'Control+Shift+'+'/'-' in Microsoft Excel).
  • Resolves an issue with installing Parallels Tools on Windows XP (Note: Parallels Tools are used for Windows and macOS integration. Do not confuse them with Parallels® Toolbox.)
  • Resolves an issue with Windows not starting when opening a file associated with a Windows application on macOS.
  • Resolves an issue with crashes of BIMcollab ZOOM and TopSolid CAD.
  • Resolves an issue with Zoom In and Zoom Out in APEX 3.
  • Resolves an issue with “Sending as Attachment” not working for Windows files and Mac email client after suspending and resuming a Windows virtual machine.
  • Resolves an issue with OneDrive for Business not shared with macOS, even if that option is enabled.
  • Resolves an issue with Microsoft Windows Start menu not appearing when clicking the Windows icon if Dock auto-hide is enabled.
  • Resolves an issue with copying Windows files to Mac.
  • Resolves an issue with TeamViewer camera not working.
  • Resolves an issue with maximizing Windows applications in Coherence mode.
  • Resolves an issue with installing a macOS older than Mac OS X® Mavericks 10.9 in the virtual machine from the installation image.
  • Resolves an issue with macOS not going to sleep when there is a virtual machine in Coherence mode.
To download the latest update, users can click the Parallels Desktop menu and select Check for Updates.
Parallels Desktop 13 for Mac costs $79.99 for a new license. Existing users of Parallels Desktop for Home and Student can upgrade to V13 for $49.99, with a time-limited offer enabling users of the Desktop Pro Edition to upgrade for the same price (usually $99.99). For more pricing details, see the Parallels website.

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