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| #!/bin/sh | |
| # Reset Parallels Desktop's trial and generate a casual email address to register a new user | |
| rm /private/var/root/Library/Preferences/com.parallels.desktop.plist /Library/Preferences/Parallels/licenses.xml | |
| jot -w pdu%d@gmail.com -r 1 |
If you have run out of trial, you can still use Parallels Desktop. If you do not have virtual machines - create the right one, the absence of a trial period will not hurt.
To start any virtual machine after you have run out of trial period in Parallels Desktop, you need to completely close all Parallels Desktop programs, and then line by line in the terminal these commands:
open -a Parallels\ Desktop
prlctl start "Windows 10"
Instead of Windows 10, quotes can contain any name for your virtual machine created in Parallels Desktop.
If you have run out of trial, you can still use Parallels Desktop. If you do not have virtual machines - create the right one, the absence of a trial period will not hurt.
To start any virtual machine after you have run out of trial period in Parallels Desktop, you need to completely close all Parallels Desktop programs, and then line by line in the terminal these commands:open -a Parallels\ Desktop
prlctl start "Windows 10"Instead of Windows 10, quotes can contain any name for your virtual machine created in Parallels Desktop.
Surprisingly, it actually works, and it's way more convenient than changing the date. Thanks!
I've created an Automator script based on this.
If you have run out of trial, you can still use Parallels Desktop. If you do not have virtual machines - create the right one, the absence of a trial period will not hurt.
To start any virtual machine after you have run out of trial period in Parallels Desktop, you need to completely close all Parallels Desktop programs, and then line by line in the terminal these commands:
open -a Parallels\ Desktop
prlctl start "Windows 10"
Instead of Windows 10, quotes can contain any name for your virtual machine created in Parallels Desktop.Surprisingly, it actually works, and it's way more convenient than changing the date. Thanks!
I've created an Automator script based on this.
could you share with us how you've created the "Automator script" some of us aren't familiar with creating mac executables
If you have run out of trial, you can still use Parallels Desktop. If you do not have virtual machines - create the right one, the absence of a trial period will not hurt.
To start any virtual machine after you have run out of trial period in Parallels Desktop, you need to completely close all Parallels Desktop programs, and then line by line in the terminal these commands:open -a Parallels\ Desktop
prlctl start "Windows 10"Instead of Windows 10, quotes can contain any name for your virtual machine created in Parallels Desktop.
Thanks a lot! This is by far the most convenient solution I've been provided with so far.
If you have run out of trial, you can still use Parallels Desktop. If you do not have virtual machines - create the right one, the absence of a trial period will not hurt.
To start any virtual machine after you have run out of trial period in Parallels Desktop, you need to completely close all Parallels Desktop programs, and then line by line in the terminal these commands:
open -a Parallels\ Desktop
prlctl start "Windows 10"
Instead of Windows 10, quotes can contain any name for your virtual machine created in Parallels Desktop.Surprisingly, it actually works, and it's way more convenient than changing the date. Thanks!
I've created an Automator script based on this.could you share with us how you've created the "Automator script" some of us aren't familiar with creating mac executables
No problem - from your Applications folder, open up the "Automator" app, select "Application" as your new document type, and under utitlites, select "Run Shell Script", and paste the command in. After that, just save the application, name it, and when you execute the app, it will run the command automatically for you!
EDIT: Quick note, when copypasting the commands into Automator, make sure you enter "/usr/local/bin/prlctl" instead of just "prlctl". If you don't do this, running the Automator app will fail with a "command not found" error. This is because Automator will only load commands from /usr/bin by default, and prlctl is located in /usr/local/bin.
No problem - from your Applications folder, open up the "Automator" app, select "Application" as your new document type, and under utitlites, select "Run Shell Script", and paste the command in. After that, just save the application, name it, and when you execute the app, it will run the command automatically for you!
EDIT: Quick note, when copypasting the commands into Automator, make sure you enter "/usr/local/bin/prlctl" instead of just "prlctl". If you don't do this, running the Automator app will fail with a "command not found" error. This is because Automator will only load commands from /usr/bin by default, and prlctl is located in /usr/local/bin.
Instead of using the "open" command, you could also just add "Launch Application" and select "Parallels Desktop.app", then add "Run Shell Script" /usr/local/bin/prlctl start "Windows 11" after that.
If you have run out of trial, you can still use Parallels Desktop. If you do not have virtual machines - create the right one, the absence of a trial period will not hurt. To start any virtual machine after you have run out of trial period in Parallels Desktop, you need to completely close all Parallels Desktop programs, and then line by line in the terminal these commands:
open -a Parallels\ Desktop prlctl start "Windows 10"
Instead of Windows 10, quotes can contain any name for your virtual machine created in Parallels Desktop.
Tried it, but it says on the second line:
The command is available only in Parallels Desktop for Mac Pro or Business Edition.
If you have run out of trial, you can still use Parallels Desktop. If you do not have virtual machines - create the right one, the absence of a trial period will not hurt. To start any virtual machine after you have run out of trial period in Parallels Desktop, you need to completely close all Parallels Desktop programs, and then line by line in the terminal these commands:
open -a Parallels\ Desktop prlctl start "Windows 10"
Instead of Windows 10, quotes can contain any name for your virtual machine created in Parallels Desktop.Tried it, but it says on the second line: The command is available only in Parallels Desktop for Mac Pro or Business Edition.
Same
If you have run out of trial, you can still use Parallels Desktop. If you do not have virtual machines - create the right one, the absence of a trial period will not hurt.
To start any virtual machine after you have run out of trial period in Parallels Desktop, you need to completely close all Parallels Desktop programs, and then line by line in the terminal these commands:
open -a Parallels\ Desktop
prlctl start "Windows 10"
Instead of Windows 10, quotes can contain any name for your virtual machine created in Parallels Desktop.Thanks a lot! This is by far the most convenient solution I've been provided with so far.
If you have run out of trial, you can still use Parallels Desktop. If you do not have virtual machines - create the right one, the absence of a trial period will not hurt.
To start any virtual machine after you have run out of trial period in Parallels Desktop, you need to completely close all Parallels Desktop programs, and then line by line in the terminal these commands:
open -a Parallels\ Desktop
prlctl start "Windows 10"
Instead of Windows 10, quotes can contain any name for your virtual machine created in Parallels Desktop.Surprisingly, it actually works, and it's way more convenient than changing the date. Thanks!
I've created an Automator script based on this.could you share with us how you've created the "Automator script" some of us aren't familiar with creating mac executables
No problem - from your Applications folder, open up the "Automator" app, select "Application" as your new document type, and under utitlites, select "Run Shell Script", and paste the command in. After that, just save the application, name it, and when you execute the app, it will run the command automatically for you!
EDIT: Quick note, when copypasting the commands into Automator, make sure you enter "/usr/local/bin/prlctl" instead of just "prlctl". If you don't do this, running the Automator app will fail with a "command not found" error. This is because Automator will only load commands from /usr/bin by default, and prlctl is located in /usr/local/bin.
🤌 thanks
If you have run out of trial, you can still use Parallels Desktop. If you do not have virtual machines - create the right one, the absence of a trial period will not hurt.
To start any virtual machine after you have run out of trial period in Parallels Desktop, you need to completely close all Parallels Desktop programs, and then line by line in the terminal these commands:
open -a Parallels\ Desktop
prlctl start "Windows 10"
Instead of Windows 10, quotes can contain any name for your virtual machine created in Parallels Desktop.Thanks a lot! This is by far the most convenient solution I've been provided with so far.
If you have run out of trial, you can still use Parallels Desktop. If you do not have virtual machines - create the right one, the absence of a trial period will not hurt.
To start any virtual machine after you have run out of trial period in Parallels Desktop, you need to completely close all Parallels Desktop programs, and then line by line in the terminal these commands:
open -a Parallels\ Desktop
prlctl start "Windows 10"
Instead of Windows 10, quotes can contain any name for your virtual machine created in Parallels Desktop.Surprisingly, it actually works, and it's way more convenient than changing the date. Thanks!
I've created an Automator script based on this.could you share with us how you've created the "Automator script" some of us aren't familiar with creating mac executables
No problem - from your Applications folder, open up the "Automator" app, select "Application" as your new document type, and under utitlites, select "Run Shell Script", and paste the command in. After that, just save the application, name it, and when you execute the app, it will run the command automatically for you!
EDIT: Quick note, when copypasting the commands into Automator, make sure you enter "/usr/local/bin/prlctl" instead of just "prlctl". If you don't do this, running the Automator app will fail with a "command not found" error. This is because Automator will only load commands from /usr/bin by default, and prlctl is located in /usr/local/bin.🤌 thanks
Is it working for you? It's still the same error for me.
Here you go boyZ
Enjoy
remember to rename your windows to Windows 10 if not named that by default and your kali linux to Kali Linux
Thanks!
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/17qhyG5y-781mgUZ0Cr4pDkNDUYS5A1j6?usp=sharing
is there any way to reset free trial ? i have used up 14 day free trial and removed Parallels 17. But now when I installed it again, I can't pass the "We cannot offer you a new trial because a trial period has already been requested from this Mac ....". I have used all above commands but none of them works
Here you go boyZ Enjoy remember to rename your windows to Windows 10 if not named that by default and your kali linux to Kali Linux Thanks! https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/17qhyG5y-781mgUZ0Cr4pDkNDUYS5A1j6?usp=sharing
it's not working
Here you go boyZ Enjoy remember to rename your windows to Windows 10 if not named that by default and your kali linux to Kali Linux Thanks! https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/17qhyG5y-781mgUZ0Cr4pDkNDUYS5A1j6?usp=sharing
it's not working
Not working with parallels17 in Mac M1?
Here you go boyZ Enjoy remember to rename your windows to Windows 10 if not named that by default and your kali linux to Kali Linux Thanks! https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/17qhyG5y-781mgUZ0Cr4pDkNDUYS5A1j6?usp=sharing
it's not working
Not working with parallels17 in Mac M1?
Yes
im using parallels 17 and it is working for me
dm me on discord ill get it to work for you if you are not able to do it
VOLTZ#4554
or I can make a video for u
Sure, if you can it's will be very helpful for me.
or I can make a video for u
im on it bro
im on it bro
waiting for you, bro
im using parallels 17 and it is working for me
dm me on discord ill get it to work for you if you are not able to do it
VOLTZ#4554
i sent u a friend request
im using parallels 17 and it is working for me dm me on discord ill get it to work for you if you are not able to do it VOLTZ#4554
xiaoyu#0084 please check
Thank you so much 🥰 it's working
im on it bro
it worked, thanks a lot @voltzisnasty
Here you go boyZ
Enjoy
remember to rename your windows to Windows 10 if not named that by default and your kali linux to Kali Linux
Thanks!
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/17qhyG5y-781mgUZ0Cr4pDkNDUYS5A1j6?usp=sharing
It worked. For anyone who has same problem as me.
Step 1: Download - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yQREwAt2_6zTlqS16XGBwVKJHDpT7ORd/view?usp=sharing
Step 2: Uninstall the current parallels (Move "Parallels Desktop" in Application to trash then execute Uninstall.sh <Step 1> file with root permission through terminal)
Step 3: Change the date back to the date before that you offered for free trial
Step 4: Open Parallels 17 installer. If some parts not running then change the date back to normal. Once that part run, you have to quickly change date like Step 3 and keep doing this until you install successfully
Step 5: Right click red play button on the top right corner -> choose Accounts & License -> Create new Parallels account -> Login -> If it require internet (because you change date and time so now you can't access internet), you will have to change the date back to normal (Set day date and time automatically) then login -> quickly change the date back like Step 3 -> Click Try free for 14 days and now you should see the expired notice
Step 6: Use voltzisnasty's tool to startup your windows (https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/17qhyG5y-781mgUZ0Cr4pDkNDUYS5A1j6?usp=sharing)
Thanks goququ and voltzisnasty for scripts and tools.
Here you go boyZ
Enjoy
remember to rename your windows to Windows 10 if not named that by default and your kali linux to Kali Linux
Thanks!
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/17qhyG5y-781mgUZ0Cr4pDkNDUYS5A1j6?usp=sharing
Hi, I just run the script before the 14 days?
Here you go boyZ
Enjoy
remember to rename your windows to Windows 10 if not named that by default and your kali linux to Kali Linux
Thanks!
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/17qhyG5y-781mgUZ0Cr4pDkNDUYS5A1j6?usp=sharingHi, I just run the script before the 14 days?
before, after no problem it will worked perfectly.
None of these solutions worked. I added you on DC.
im using parallels 17 and it is working for me dm me on discord ill get it to work for you if you are not able to do it VOLTZ#4554
LOL 😂
check friend invites @voltzisnasty
I think it's making sure Parallels is not running at all before changing the date, and that the VM is running before restoring it.
(There doesn't seem to be an issue with SSL certificates, and you could just start it offline anyway. If they start using an offline certificate, then just choose a date within its range.)