![]() ![]() ![]() All I want to do is uninstall your fucking product. I do not have the dmg file that it came with, because everyone on the planet WITHOUT a stick up their ass, do not save dmg files. ![]() It turns out trying to remove Parallels is like trying to remove cancer. I swear to Flying Motherfucking Spaghetti Ass Monster, I haven't encountered anything this bad since trying to a complete uninstall of the Norton "suite" of products on Windows XP. There was a parallels oriented process that was taking up 100% of my Mac's processor usage (prl_disp_service if you must know), as well as killing my battery. After a kill -9, I figured time to uninstall Parallels, since I haven't used it in over a year, and this particular install is a few versions of OSX old. Note: Once you receive a Parallels Desktop for Mac Business Edition license key from a Parallels Sales representative, Parallels reseller, or after purchasing a Parallels subscription online, you must register it in your company Parallels business account before use. I figure parallels has an "uninstall" function built in like 99% of other apps, or you could just drag the file from "applications" to your trash can right? Wrong. You need to have the install CD, or the dmg from when you downloaded the app originally (as I did). Who the fuck keeps dmg files around? Nobody does. Ok, so I figure it's a simple matter of looking at how to remove it manually. Do some terminal commands "after" doing 1 or 2.Ībsolutely no help from the parallels support pages. ![]()
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