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However, even with these improved storage improvements, there are still

Dec. 15, 2017 by Lena Webb

However, even with these improved storage improvements, there are still some limitations—one of which is the ability to use virtual machines with very large virtual machines. One workaround is to use a virtual machine in which the size of your hard drive is reduced by the size of your system. This allows the virtual machine to be used in a way that reduces the amount of disk space consumed by the OS, while making it possible to manage the amount of disk and storage in parallel.

The parallels team is also working to ensure that the Parallels Desktop 10.7 update will be able to handle even more virtual machines. One such virtual machine is the Parallels Desktop desktop that currently resides on the Mac Pro.

Parallels Desktop now works with most Windows 10 devices. The release of Parallels Desktop 14 means that users of Windows 10 devices can now get Parallels Desktop 14 immediately, with the option to disable them later or run it from another device.

This announcement also includes a number of new options for your Mac or PC: you can use "parallels.msc" to configure a virtual machine, or you can run it from an external USB drive.

The Parallels team has also released a couple new features for Macs, including the built-in support for "parallels.exe" and a host of other Windows-specific options. For more information, check out the Parallels Desktop 10.7 release notes.

Here's the team's full Parallels Desktop release notes: