The Parallels Desktop 19.4.0 update for Mac brings important improvements to those who want to run Windows 11 on their Mac computers. is offered. The new version of the virtualization software comes with improved Windows 11 support, general fixes, command line improvements and more.
What’s New in Parallels Desktop 19.4.0 for Mac
With the latest update, Parallels fixed issues with installing Windows 11, certain app compatibility issues, blue screens of death when installing LabVIEW, and more. Additionally, Parallels Desktop 19.4.0 introduces a new way to run Microsoft SQL Server.
Here’s the full list of specific fixes for Windows 11:
- Redesigned version of shared Mac folders, which now act as pointers to files in your Mac folders while appearing to reside on Windows’ local disk, and are now symbolic links He brings the glory.
- Fixes an issue that prevented NinjaTrader from starting correctly due to a shared folder issue.
- Fixes an issue that prevented Mathematica and other applications from working properly due to the shared folder issue.
- Fixed an issue that prevented the Windows 11 virtual machine from installing correctly when the user tried to open an .exe file on their Mac during the installation process.
- Addresses an issue that triggers a Windows crash (BSOD) when installing LabVIEW on Windows 11 virtual machines running on Apple Silicon Macs.
- Delphi IDE, Solidworks etc. Fixes an issue where right-click context menus disappear in Coherence view mode for applications.
General corrections are as follows:
- macOS Spotlight adds an operating system badge to app icons that appear in search results, a helpful visual cue that indicates exactly which app you’re about to launch.
- Fixes an issue where USB devices were not appearing correctly in virtual machines when connected to USB 2.0 ports. The fix requires macOS 14.5 beta or newer installed on your Mac.
- Provides a new way to run Microsoft SQL Server for your development or learning needs.
Parallels Desktop 19.4.0 comes as a free update for existing users. Those who do not purchase the application must pay $99 annually.
