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PD 19 Description and Notes：
- 1. After injecting PD with Install_Patch.command,don’t open PD first, run “Launch_Parallels.command”, PD will start automatically.
- 2. run “Launch_Parallels.command” every time you open PD to make it work perfectly. As long as you have not quit PD, you can use PD directly without having to execute step 2 again. you can move “Launch_Parallels.command” to any location.
Do NOT delete or move your patch installation folder!!!
What’s New
Version 19.0.0:
All editions of Parallels Desktop 19 for Mac
Ready for macOS Sonoma 14
Parallels Desktop 19 fully supports macOS Sonoma 14 both as a primary OS on Mac as well as running in a virtual machine, so you can upgrade your Mac computers when the new operating system is available. You will see more details about specific improvements for macOS Sonoma below.Look and Feel
- Adds a new application icon that reflects the latest design guidelines;
- Adds redesigned dialogs and alerts for easier interaction with the application;
- Adds confirmation dialogs before opening archived and packed virtual machines;
- Adds a "Do not show again" checkbox to the warning dialog when reverting to a snapshot.
Windows on Mac
- Integration with Mac: Enables using your Mac’s Touch ID to log into your Windows 10 or Windows 11 virtual machine. Your Windows account credentials are securely stored in macOS Keychain, protected with Touch ID, and available only on this Mac.
- Graphics: Adds support for OpenGL up to version 4.1 in Windows, enabling you to run ArcGIS CityEngine 2023, Vectorworks Vision 2023, VariCAD, and more. This version also improves performance for ArcGIS Pro software.
- Printing: On macOS Sonoma, Parallels Desktop 19 now uses an Internet Printing Protocol (IPP) for printing from Windows that provides better compatibility with hardware-supported features.
- Keyboard: In Microsoft Edge, Command+W now closes a tab instead of quitting the application.
Linux
- Adds support for several newest Linux distributions, including Ubuntu 22.04.2, Fedora 38, Debian 12, CentOS 9, and more;
- Enables installing and running the Arm version of CentOS 9 Stream on Mac computers with Apple Silicon.
macOS (as a virtual machine)
- Adds the ability to pause and resume macOS virtual machine on Apple silicon;
- On macOS Ventura 13 and newer, adds the ability to install macOS virtual machines on Apple silicon Macs from an IPSW image using the “Create New” dialog;
- On macOS Ventura 13 and newer, adds support for “Scroll & Zoom” multi-touch gestures;
- On macOS Sonoma 14 and newer, enables support for dynamic virtual machine resolution adjustment based on the virtual machine window size.
Parallels Desktop 19 for Mac Pro Edition only
Improved compatibility with HashiCorp Packer
- Parallels SDK and Python are no longer required for Parallels Packer Plugin and Parallels Desktop;
- Adds the ability to use Packer with a macOS virtual machine on Apple Silicon;
- Includes a set of sample Packer templates to be used with Parallels virtual machines.
Linux on Apple silicon: x86_64 emulation
- Adds a ready-to-download Ubuntu appliance to the “Create New” dialog, configured specifically for running x86_64 containers or applications. Note: Ubuntu snap applications are not supported;
- Adds the option in the CPU & Memory settings to enable x86_64 emulation in Linux virtual machines on Apple Silicon machines. This option is enabled by Apple Rosetta 2 and allows developers to run x86 Docker containers and MS SQL Server. Note: Additional configuration is required within Linux. To get started quickly, download a pre-configured Ubuntu Linux virtual machine via the Installation Assistant menu.
Visual Studio Code extension for Parallels Desktop
- Adds a new Parallels Desktop extension for Visual Studio Code to create, group, create and manage Parallels virtual machines and Vagrant boxes in a more flexible way than ever before;
- Allows you to quickly manage your containers from within the Visual Studio Code extension, you can start/stop/restart a container without the need to log into the machine as long as it is running.
Network
- Adds the ability to use port forwarding with a macOS virtual machine on Apple silicon (requires a macOS Sonoma 14 as the host OS). Configure port forwarding rules in the Parallels Desktop preferences -> Network.
Command Line
- Adds the ability to send keyboard key events (press/release) using the prlctl command-line tool (e.g., $ prlctl send-key-event -k,--key | -s,--scancode [-e,--event <press|release>] [-d,--delay ]);</press|release>
Parallels Desktop 19 for Mac Business Edition only
- Adds support for enrolling Windows virtual machines in Windows management solutions (e.g., Intune):
- Adds support for deploying Parallels Desktop with a macOS virtual machine for Mac computers with Apple silicon.
What was removed from Parallels Desktop 19
According to the statistics from the users who participate in the Parallels Customer Experience program, some product features are rarely used or not at all. We have decided to either stop supporting and remove them from Parallels Desktop or focus on frequently used features and further enhancements.- macOS 10.14, 10.15, and 11 (as primary OS) will not be able to run Parallels Desktop 19. As a user, you can still use previous versions of Parallels Desktop on these macOS systems and even activate it with your Parallels Desktop 19 license key;
- On Mac computers with Intel processors, older Windows OS versions (2000, XP, Vista, 7, 8, and 8.1) are no longer supported. As a user, you can still install or use them, but they are no longer maintained. Parallels recommends upgrading to the latest versions;
- The “Print to PDF (Mac Desktop)” printing option is no longer available. Use Microsoft’s "Print to PDF" instead;
- On Mac computers with Intel processors, the “Transfer Windows from PC” option is no longer available. Use Apple Migration Assistant to migrate data and reinstall Windows applications in your new Windows virtual machine manually;
- The "Check for Updates" dropdown with the check frequency selector is no longer available. If automatic checks are enabled, Parallels Desktop checks for updates once a day when running.
Compatibility
macOS 10.14.6 or later
Apple Silicon or Intel Core processor
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Thanks for sharing. Installed earlier today from another source, but for sure the same release. Installed over existing previous installation, incl. Windows 11. Could add the Terminal app used should have full disk access activated, and after successful final activation Para automatic updates should be deactivated. Enjoy this release.
how to use the crack file plz
0. Copy folder “Crack_Parallels_v19_SIP_enabled” in users\youname\documents\Parallels
1. After cracking PD with “Install_Patch.command”, don’t open PD, but run “Launch_Parallels.command”, PD will start automatically.
2. run “Launch_Parallels.command” every time you open PD to make it work perfectly. You can move “Launch_Parallels.command” to any location.
But nowhere stands how to inject this “Install_Patch.command”??
What do we have to do?
simply run these files (it will open from terminal, answer yes “y” in a couple of lines, finished the command PD has been cracked, then follow the procedure as described
It is not working for me. I had the previous version that was working perfect. Now, I have no folder “Parallels” in my documents (users\youname\documents\Parallels). I have Parallel folder in users\youname\Parallels) where Windows is. In addition, Im kept asking to sign up for Parallels. What do I do wrong or what should I do?
Thats because the parallels installer is making us update to parallels 19.10.0 and the patcher is only for 19.0.0 so its skipping the patching, and I dont know how to install 19 without parallels forcefully updating
Just figured it out, red dot out of the installation and a pop up comes up askking you if you want to use your current installation or update
Works well but still need SIP disable
yep, right … SIP must be disabled, otherwise: app damaged, cant run (xattr not help)
EDIT: crack finally is working with SIP enabled, and gatekeeper on
– originally i was doing wrong by installing and injecting PD with SIP disabled – when SIP enabled, then PD not start
– in the end, SIP enabled, again reinstalled PD and start inject crack – now working perfectly with SIP enabled and gatekeeper … try it
it doesn’t work because it says insert.dylib can’t be opened because it is malicious
Which means you cannot use it if you also use apps that need SIP disabled (TotalFinder)?
Yes. You need to choose SIP enable or not. The most important inconvenience with SIP disabled is that a lot of apps form App Store not works
That’s not the point.
If you install PD with SIP disabled it will work OK … but SIP must be disabled at all time of using PD (if you reenable SIP, PD wil stop work – in that case PD must be reinstalled and cracked again)
Sorry, you’re right. My bad 🙂
what are you talking about? before you said it works if sip is enabled
For me it worked perfectly with SIP enabled
good for you
Hi, I can’t run the install-patch.command corrrectly, it shows:
shell-init: error retrieving current directory: getcwd: cannot access parent directories: Operation not permitted
job-working-directory: error retrieving current directory: getcwd: cannot access parent directories: Operation not permitted
job-working-directory: error retrieving current directory: getcwd: cannot access parent directories: Operation not permitted
ruby: Operation not permitted — main.rb (LoadError)
Saving session…
…copying shared history…
…saving history…truncating history files…
…completed.
[Process completed]
make sure your terminal have full access disk permison and you enter the correct mac password
Perfectly working! But is there any way to let’s start the script automatically after clicking the PD icon without open the Launch_Parallels.command? Maybe Automator, but how can i do it? Or there’s a way to put the command into the dock?
you can read my comment
OMG. Apparently 18th time is the charm. Tried so many times so redownloaded the above file. Left the crack folder in the extracted folder from the zip.
Then (just for good luck) ran
chmod 755 Install_Patch.command
and then
sh Install_Patch.command
and it started.
Can’t say home many variations of trying peoples instructions just got an errors.
Didn’t move anything from the crack/tools folder, did of course make sure terminal had full disk access.
Next thing is to try is moving the crack folder somewhere better than downloads and make an automator script to run the process for me.
Also SIP is currently disabled on my machine for other reasons but still works.
Follow up – moved the ‘Crack_Parallels_v19_SIP_enabled’ folder to Applications, renamed ‘ParallelsDesktop-Patch’ and ran
sh Launch_Parallels.command
and boom! Works fine.
And then it randomly stopped working again. Nothing should have changed but apparently something did – worked for a good week or so.
For those who want to run without entering password in command line you can save your mac password in your keychain (i.e with keychain name: MyPassword) and use this script for
Launch_Parallels.command
#!/bin/bash
PDFM_DIR=”/Applications/Parallels Desktop.app”
PDFM_DISP_DST=”${PDFM_DIR}/Contents/MacOS/Parallels Service.app/Contents/MacOS/prl_disp_service”
PDFM_DISP_PATCH=”${PDFM_DISP_DST}_patched”
PDFM_DISP_BCUP=”${PDFM_DISP_DST}_backup”
if [ “$(pgrep -x prl_disp_service)” != “” ] && [ “$(pgrep -x prl_client_app)” != “” ]; then
open “${PDFM_DIR}”
exit 0
fi
# Retrieve the password from Keychain
password=$(security find-generic-password -l “MyPassword” -w)
if [ -z “$password” ]; then
echo “Password not found in Keychain.”
exit 1
fi
# Use the retrieved password with sudo
echo “Using administrator password from Keychain.”
echo “$password” | sudo -S cp -f “${PDFM_DISP_PATCH}” “${PDFM_DISP_DST}” 2>&1 >/dev/null
open “${PDFM_DIR}”
sleep 2
echo “$password” | sudo -S cp -f “${PDFM_DISP_BCUP}” “${PDFM_DISP_DST}” 2>&1 >/dev/null
clear
exit
1. Open the “Keychain Access” application on your Mac.
2. Create a new keychain item (Command + n) and make sure it’s stored in your login keychain.
3. Note the name of the password item. For this example, let’s assume the name is “MyPassword.” and enter your mac password
sorry, this script not working 🙁
there’s solution – use macos built app Automator