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We are effectively using our license right for the Bootcamp "partition" that runs (native) on Mac as the "physical hardware system with internal storage capable of Our problem is we are NOT running the virtual "on the licensed computer". That computer is the "licensed computer."
#Boot camp parallels windows 7 activation install
You may install one copy of the software on one computer. A hardware partition or blade is consideredĢ. A computer is a physical hardware system with an internal storage device capable of running the software. The software is licensed on a per copy per computer basis.
#Boot camp parallels windows 7 activation for mac
I proposed Carl_OH as an answer, because also I run Parallels Desktop For Mac and have had the same problem. HWID Hash Current: MAAAAAIAAgABAAEAAQABAAAAAQABAAEAnJ8mYQwSS/uOqVj+9D0GhY3vpKmG/IR+īIOS valid for OA 2.0: yes, but no SLIC tableĪCPI Table Name OEMID Value OEMTableID Value Notification Reason: 0xC004F009 (grace time expired).Īdmin Service: Registered, Version. Windows Product Key Hash: ifUN9xDQ1KNvldlvkvZ3fgQ1RKk= Sorry, here is the report (this is from the virtual machine, not from a native boot): We really need a report to help, can you post a diagnostic report according to the instructions located on the index of this forum Windows 7 Professional/OSX Snow Leopard Dual Boot Is there a work-around or fix that would allow my virtual machine to be rightfully considered genuine or am I stuck having to boot natively for this? Obviously, I can work around this issue by just rebooting into Windows out of OSX but I don't feel I should have to do that considering I legitimately paid for it. I validated successfully my copy of Win7 when I first installed it and booted natively (before I even had Parallels) but when I boot the operating system in a virtual machine, I am given errors that my copy is not genuine and it prevents me from performingĬertain tasks that require genuine validation.
#Boot camp parallels windows 7 activation full
I also purchased a copy of Parallels Desktop for OSX so that I could boot my Win7 partition as a virtual machine from within OSX if I needed to use Windows on the fly in lieu of a full native boot. Just to reiterate, I have only one install of Windows that I'm using the virtual machine in Parallels Desktop is set up to use my Boot Camp partition where I have an activated copy of Windows 10.I purchased a genuine copy of Windows 7 Professional through Microsoft's Student Advantage program and installed a full copy on my MacBook Pro using OSX's Boot Camp software such that I have two OS partitions: OSX and Win7. There's a button to go to the Windows Store where it validates my key, but Windows will still say it's not activated. Running OS X, Windows 10 states my copy of Windows isn't activated (it is when booting into Boot Camp), and that my key is invalid. When I boot into the Boot Camp partition (restarting my Mac), everything works well however, when I attempt to use my Boot Camp partition in a virtual machine while
#Boot camp parallels windows 7 activation upgrade
This setup ran flawlessly until I took advantage of the upgrade to Windows 10. Machine while running OS X (for when I just needed to check something in Windows quickly). I would occasionally restart my Mac into Windows, but also had Parallels Desktop 10 use my Boot Camp partition for a virtual I have a Boot Camp partition set up on my Mac up until the release of Windows 10, I was running Windows 7 Ultimate on it.
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