- #Quit parallels desktop mac for mac#
- #Quit parallels desktop mac mac os x#
- #Quit parallels desktop mac windows#
#Quit parallels desktop mac windows#
If your Windows is encrypted, you will have to resume it manually. The next time you start up Parallels Desktop, you can resume working with Windows from where you left off.
#Quit parallels desktop mac mac os x#
Note: If you are using Mac OS X Lion or later and you shut down or restart your computer, or quit Parallels Desktop, Windows is automatically suspended. When Windows is suspended, you can safely quit Parallels Desktop and resume your progress later. The next time you start Windows or open a Windows program, you resume your progress from exactly where you left off.
If the Parallels Desktop menu bar is visible at the top of the screen, choose Actions > Suspend. Click the Parallels icon in the menu bar, press and hold the Option (Alt) key and choose Actions > Suspend. If you are using OS X Lion or Mountain Lion, quit Parallels Desktop. Suspending Windows conveniently freezes all running Windows programs and settings in their current state. Or you may want to stop Windows from running so more of your computer's resources are available for your Mac applications. When you're finished using Windows programs, you can leave Windows running in the background as you work with your Mac applications. That way, more resources such as RAM and CPU can be used for macOS applications.Shut Down or Suspend Windows Shut Down or Suspend Windows 
Select this option to conserve your Mac's resources by setting the virtual machine to pause automatically when no Windows applications are open. These settings affect what happens only when the virtual machine is set to appear in a separate window. Use this menu to set what happens when you close the Parallels Desktop window.
#Quit parallels desktop mac for mac#
Use this menu to specify what happens when you shut down your Mac (available in Parallels Desktop for Mac Pro and Business Editions only).
Quit Parallels Desktop: Parallels Desktop quits when you stop or shut down the virtual machine. Close window: If the virtual machine is set to appear in a separate window, the window closes when you stop or shut down the virtual machine. Keep window open: If the virtual machine is set to appear in a separate window, the window stays open when you stop or shut down the virtual machine. Use this menu to set what happens when you shut down your virtual machine: Use this menu to choose in which mode the virtual machine starts when you start the virtual machine or guest OS application. When user logs in: Windows starts automatically when the macOS user logs in to macOS on the Mac startup. If you select this option, you can also configure the virtual machine to delay the startup. When Mac starts: The virtual machine starts automatically when you start the Mac. When Parallels Desktop starts: The virtual machine starts automatically when you start Parallels Desktop. When window opens: The virtual machine starts automatically when you open it from Control Center. Never: The virtual machine never starts automatically. Use this menu to set whether the virtual machine starts automatically: 
If you want to specify not only how the virtual machine starts or shuts down but also the view mode and what happens on closing the virtual machine window, select Custom and specify the following: Select this option if you want to make the virtual machine start automatically when the Mac starts. Select this option if you want to always start and shut down the virtual machine manually. To open these settings, choose Actions > Configure > Options, then click Startup and Shutdown.
In the Startup and Shutdown pane, you can configure how the virtual machine starts or shuts down. Startup and Shutdown Settings Startup and Shutdown Settings
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