Open the VM Configuration, go to the Hardware tab, click the “+”, and add the TPM ChipĪt this point you can run Windows 10 as you usually would. It might complain about WinRE or something, but generally, if it says “conversion was a success,” you can type exit and hit return to kill the command prompt and return to the advanced menuĬhoose “Turn off PC.” You don’t want to restart Windows yetįind your VM file in the Finder, right-click on it, and choose: “Show Package Contents.”įind the config.pvs file and open it with a text editor It will convert the MBR disk partition scheme to GUID. If there’s a problem, type: mbr2gpt /validate /allowFullOS and hit return Type: mbr2gpt /validate and hit return this will check your hard disk Log in with your account and Microsoft password (not your pin) Select Troubleshoot, then Advanced options While holding down Shift key: Start -> Power -> Restart I am reposting it here, with minor edits, for future reference (my future self will be grateful): Users are left to their own, and, luckily, one of them posted the perfect solution to my Legacy-to-UEFI BIOS migration problem.
The Parallels personnel there has a long-standing tendency to copy & paste ready-made and irrelevant solutions. At some point, I landed in the Parallels forums, a vast ocean of scarcely useful threads from which I usually try to stay the hell away.
Not so much its documentation and online support.
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