Click the Reset button in the Parallels Desktop toolbar.Choose Reset from the Virtual Machine menu.To reset the virtual machine, do one of the following: If some program error has caused your virtual machine to hang, you may wish to reset the virtual machine. Warning: If you forcibly stop the virtual machine, you may lose all unsaved data. choosing Stop from the Virtual Machine menu.clicking the Stop button in the Parallels Desktop toolbar or.If the guest operating system cannot be shut down for some reason or other, you can forcibly stop the virtual machine by doing one of the following: To turn off the virtual machine, use the standard shutdown procedure of the guest operating system installed in it or click the Shut Down button in the Parallels Desktop toolbar. See the Activating Parallels Desktop section for details. Note: You can start virtual machines only if your copy of Parallels Desktop is activated.

If no guest operating system is installed in the virtual machine, you will see the following message: ' No boot device is available.'. Click the virtual machine in the Parallels Virtual Machines dialog and choose Start from the Virtual Machine menu.Īfter starting the virtual machine, it will boot into the guest operating system installed in this virtual machine.Click the virtual machine in the Parallels Virtual Machines dialog and click the Start button in the Parallels Desktop toolbar.For detailed information on this dialog, see Parallels Virtual Machines Dialog. Right-click the virtual machine in the Parallels Virtual Machines dialog and choose the Start option.To start a virtual machine, do one of the following: Starting, Stopping and Resetting a Virtual Machine

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