How to install Parallels desktop for Mac
In this article, we'll explain how to install Parallels Desktop 4.0 for Mac on your Mac OS X. You know, Parallels Desktop 4.0 for Mac is a powerful, fast and easy to use tool for you to run Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 3003 and more OS your Mac OS X.
"Parallels Desktop is currently the best solution for running Windows, Linux, or any of many other operating systems alongside OS X." — MacWorld.
Things you'll need to install Parallels Desktop for Mac.
Step 1
To complete the task of installing Parallels Desktop for Mac. first of all, you should check out your system is meet the requirements to install it.
And then, you can download this software to your Mac. Then you can start to install. In the following picture, you can click the "Install" icon to start.
Step 2
In the second step, the following window will show up, you can click "Continue" to install Parallels Desktop for Mac.
Step 3
Now, you should agree the license to continue install, if you do not agree the install license, you can give up installing.
Step 4:
Now, launch Parallels Desktop for Mac and start to configure the virtual machine. You can start this by "File" -> New Virtual Machine.
Step 5:
Now, the vitual machine will automatically detected your system OS type and start to install it. Click "Continue" go to the next step.
Step 6:
Now, it's time to input your company name and your Windows OS product key. After you input the right Windows OS product key, you will be sucess in install this Parallels desktop for Mac tool.
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Okay, you can enjoy the Windows XP on your Mac now!
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"It’s an intuitive, easy-to-use virtualization platform for switchers who need to run Windows applications alongside OS X." — InfoWorld 2008 Technology of the Year.
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If your job requires Windows, but you love your Mac and OS X, Parallels will truly give you the best of both worlds.  |
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