Guest blog by Ram Chavali, Parallels Support Team
As I recently described in my previous blog post, snapshots in Parallels Desktop can be a really useful feature for almost all users. But did you know you can...
In a lot of ways, mornings are magical. You get up, you get ready for the day, and you (hopefully) get a steaming mug of coffee before you sit down at your desk. Then, you start (or open, or shake awake) your...
Are you a PC ninja—a.k.a. a “Winja”? Check out this awesome infographic from PC Ninja to find out if you embody all of the assets required to be dubbed a master of Windows.
If you’re running any version of Windows on Parallels Desktop for Mac,...
If you don’t already own a Mac, it’s time to make the switch. Here are our ten reasons for immediate Apple adoption—and not a single one mentions owning one just because they’re “cool” (which, to be honest, they just are):
1. Hardware, meet...
Guest blog by Dhruba Jyoti Das, Parallels Support Team
I’m sure many users have encountered the following scenario after successfully installing Parallels Desktop for the first time—they buy a...
We’ve come to give an answer to that oftentimes perplexing question: how often should you shut down your Parallels Desktop virtual machine?
The answer: it depends.
Just like the debate on whether or not you should shut down your computer every...
Guest blog by Padman Krishna, Parallels Support Team
Are you looking for a better virtualization experience and planning to switch to Parallels Desktop? Here’s an easy way to...
Working with a team can be challenging at times. Working in an open concept office—like we do at Parallels—can be even more challenging. So how does one approach this workplace battlefield? As someone with experience, I’m here to help guide...
What is a processor, exactly? Simply put, a processor is the brains of a computer. Every computing device has a processor, and its power determines what you can do on your device. Processors read your...
If you hadn’t already heard, Apple recently announced that Boot Camp on the new MacBook will be restricted to Windows 8.
Parallels Desktop® for Mac has no such restriction on the new MacBook or on any other Mac....
