Parallels Desktop for Upgrading to Windows 7, ESD, 1-9U, DEU Manuel de service télécharger pdf (Page 6)

Things to Know After You’ve

Moved to Windows 7

Moving Multiple User Accounts

If you share your computer with someone and you have separate

user accounts, the user settings for each person need to be set

up individually. The person who is logged in and does the upgrade

will have their settings automatically set up during the process.

When the other user logs in for the rst time, Parallels Desktop for

Upgrading to Windows 7 will alert them and then automatically

move that person’s settings to Windows 7. Please note this may

take a few minutes for the conguration to complete.

Troubleshooting

Although Parallels Desktop for Upgrading to Windows 7 makes

it signicantly easier to upgrade, there are some things that

might not work as expected, given the inherent complexity of any

operating system upgrade or comprehensive transfer from one

PC to another. Don’t worry -- these are simple to x. The most

common issues are:

1. My program is compatible with Windows 7 but says it needs

to be activated.

Depending on how the program was designed, it may need to

be reactivated after the upgrade. To reactivate it, enter your

license key or reactivate it online if the program allows for

that.

2. My program is compatible with Windows 7 but fails to launch.

Some programs look for specic, unique identiers or

specic drivers to run properly. Sometimes when upgrading

your operating system or moving to a new computer, these

identiers can change. Generally this can be solved by

downloading the drivers from the website of the company that

makes your program, or reinstalling the program.

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