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10.6: How to upgrade Parallels Desktop v3 to v4
When you suspend a session in Parallels, the system memory state is saved into a file restoring later. Let's say you suspended Parallels 3 in 10.5. Then you upgraded to 10.6. Now you can't launch Parallels 3 anymore to restore/terminate your suspended session.
10.6: How to upgrade Parallels Desktop v3 to v4
OK, thanks - shame the hint couldn't explain that! It makes sense once you know the problem it's trying to solve, but needed to include an explanation of that. It also lacks detail - where would I find the files it mentions for example, what will they be called, and/or what extension am I looking for? |
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