Parallels Windows 7 64 Bit

Again it depends what you are going to use Windows in Parallels for. I would install Windows 7 64 because then you can run it at full speed in Boot Camp. If you are just going to be running less. Parallels Client (formerly 2X RDP Client), when connected to Parallels Remote Application Server, provides secure access to business applications, virtual desktops, and data from your device.

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Early 2011 13 inch MacBook Pro Intel Core i7 2.7 GHz (64-bit) File cabinet pro 5 5.

2 TB SSD

16 GB RAM

Parallels 13

Windows 7 Ultimate, 64-bit, with Service Pack 1 (more SP1 info below)

Autodesk Inventor 2018

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After purchasing a disc-based 64-bit Windows 7 Ultimate, I installed it immediately following installing Parallels 13, loading the disc into my Mac's onboard disc drive to install it, with no issues. (Clean Windows 7 Ultimate install, with no previous versions of Windows tied to my Mac)

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I realized later that Autodesk's Windows-exclusive Inventor 2018 requires that the Windows 7 Service Pack 1 software update be installed on Windows 7 systems. (It had given me an 'operating system software error cannot be installed'-type of prompt.)

So I ran Windows Update and checked off the update that said Service Pack 1, it restarted and said that it had been installed.

Optimistically, I tried to install Inventor once more. Same error occurred.

Low and behold, the info under My Computer > System Properties, after some forum digging, had not changed as it should have, which would have said 'Service Pack 1' just below where it says 'Windows 7.' Service Pack 1 had in fact not been installed, as Windows Update had told me earlier.

Come to find out, the only way to circumvent this was to install the update for Windows 7 the old-fashioned way. Manually.

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I let my Mac download the full size update files from Microsoft here:

I tried to run the .iso image directly from the Desktop to update Windows 7, but it was to no avail. It did not work.

But after some more forum digging, I found out one easy way to do it: using the same onboard disc drive that I had just used to cleanly install Windows 7 Ultimate.

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I went the garage to get a blank DVD-R, loaded it into the disc drive, and right-clicked on the .iso image on the Windows Desktop and hit 'Burn image to disc' (something to that effect).

After the burn, I took the disc out of my Mac, restarted Windows (inside Parallels 13 as usual), and reloaded the disc into the disc drive. I went to My Computer and right-clicked on the disc that was present in DVD-RW Drive D: and hit Install.

It took a while, but Windows restarted, and joyfully displayed the correct subheading 'Service Pack 1' under 'Windows 7' in My Computer > System properties.

The Service Pack 1 update successfully made its way to my copy of Windows 7 Ultimate.

But after some more forum digging, I found out one easy way to do it: using the same onboard disc drive that I had just used to cleanly install Windows 7 Ultimate.

Templates for keynote 6 0 9 percent.

Parallel Space 64 Bit Support

I went the garage to get a blank DVD-R, loaded it into the disc drive, and right-clicked on the .iso image on the Windows Desktop and hit 'Burn image to disc' (something to that effect).

After the burn, I took the disc out of my Mac, restarted Windows (inside Parallels 13 as usual), and reloaded the disc into the disc drive. I went to My Computer and right-clicked on the disc that was present in DVD-RW Drive D: and hit Install.

It took a while, but Windows restarted, and joyfully displayed the correct subheading 'Service Pack 1' under 'Windows 7' in My Computer > System properties.

The Service Pack 1 update successfully made its way to my copy of Windows 7 Ultimate.

I double-clicked on the Inventor 2018 installer .exe and Inventor 2018 fully installed.

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All that to say, I was previously worried about the specs of my Mac's not fitting the 3.0 GHz bill that Autodesk recommends/requires (?) for users running Inventor on Windows present on Apple computers (for both Parallels and Boot Camp users), but it was not worth sweating about at all. It installed quickly and efficiently. It also runs well, too.

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Posted on Jan 1, 2018 10:38 PM