Right clicking on the Parallels "disk" that shows on my desktop and selecting Eject "Parallels produces the following error message: Doing so gives me an error:ĭoing the same thing at the APPLE RAID Card Media that has Parallels under it gives me the same error.Ĭlicking the Unmount button in Disk Utility doesn't seem to do anything, no message at all. I've tried to use Disk Utility to Erase the Parallels volume.
How can I get rid of Parallels, its partition, and everything previously associated with it (hopefully, short of a complete wipe of the machine, but I'll do that if necessary)?Īdditional things I've tried. Which just shows an empty Backup folder and some inaccessible virtual machines from the time of Snow Leopard. You can see that Parallels has some problems.Ĭommenters have noted the images look too small, but I think the main take-away is that First Aid on the Parallels volume fails.Īdditionally, the following screen shot shows what remains in the Parallels partition: I ran Disk Utility - First Aid to see what it showed: It looks like someone has tried to remove Parallels in the past, reset the partition size, and deleted some files - kind of messy.
I don't need or want Parallels and want to completely remove it and its partition. The last user of the machine had Parallels 3 running on it and it may be messing up the machine. 2 - 2.93 GHz Quad-core Intel Xenon processors.OS X El Capitan Version 10.11.3 (just updated last weekend).Having trouble when trying to uninstall Parallels Desktop for Mac? Not sure whether you have fully removed all the app components from your computer? If you have doubts about removing Parallels Desktop for Mac, check out this post for solutions.Background: Mac Pro 4.1 circa 2009, specs: > Parallels Desktop components cannot be totally deleted from your Mac… > Parallels Desktop cannot be moved to the Trash because it is in use > Parallels Desktop keeps running on background or cannot be quit Here are some problems you may encounter when uninstall Parallels Desktop: Parallels Desktop for Mac is a popular virtualization software that allows Macintosh computers with Intel processors to run Windows, Linux and other virtual machines. How to Uninstall Parallels Desktop Effortlessly? Looking for an effective solution to uninstall Parallels Desktop without hassle?We highly suggest you to remove Parallels Desktop by using a dedicated uninstaller. Osx Uninstaller is a lightweight yet high-efficient tool designed to help Mac users to remove any problematic, stubborn or malicious apps. To uninstall Parallels Desktop along with all its traces, you just need to follow 3 simple steps: launch > select > uninstall. Now watch the video clip to know how it works to quickly delete an app.
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