My work notebook got infested with a nasty virus this week so I had to send it in to our IT group to clean it up 3000 miles away. Good thing I had Fusion and XP running on my iMac or I would have been shut down for several days. As I was working I was easily able to drag and drop Office files between the two OS's, I have MS Office for both Windows and OS X on my Mac so it was a snap. Boy I hate Windows though with all the troubles it brings along with it.
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Feb 22, 2009 I just installed boot camp and I want to know if I can transfer files from the Mac side to the windows side and if so, how? I partitioned in FAT format. Hi and welcome to Discussions, Mac OSX can read and write to Windows FAT32 partitions, so a file transfer. May 18, 2016 Boot Camp is a little annoying. Mac OS X and Windows both can see the files of each other but they cannot write to the other operating system's partition. Mac HFS + Partitions from Windows Apples Boot Camp driver package automatically installs an HFS + driver. It enables your window to see your Mac partition.
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Transferring Windows From Boot Camp Partition To a New Mac
If you’re reading this blog, chances are you are thinking to buy a new Mac (or already got one, yay!). Apple made it super easy to migrate all your files, applications and settings to the new machines with Migration Assistant. But what if you have a Boot Camp partition on your old Mac with all the Windows programs and files you need? Bad news – it won’t be migrated with Migration Assistant. But there is an easy way out! All you need to do is to import your Boot Camp partition into Parallels Desktop virtual machine and copy it to the new Mac. Yes, it’s that easy! The suggested method will not create a new Boot Camp partition, however you will have access to your old install from within a virtual machine.
Let me walk you through this three step process.
1. Create a virtual machine based on your Boot Camp partition
Once you have installed Parallels Desktop on your old Mac, you need to create a new virtual machine based on Boot Camp:
- Start Parallels Desktop and choose File > New from the menu.
- Click Use Windows from Boot Camp, and follow the onscreen instructions complete the setup.
- Start your Virtual Machine and let Parallels Tools install for the first time, followed by Windows restart.
2. Import your Boot Camp to the virtual machine
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Now you need to physically import Windows into the actual virtual machine.
To do that, follow the steps below:
- Access Parallels Desktop Control Center.
- Right Click on your VM and choose Import Boot Camp.
- Sit back and relax! Parallels Desktop will notify you once the job is done.
Ready to see your virtual machine on your new Mac?
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It is now as simple as a piece of pie to transfer your Windows (Parallels Desktop virtual machine) using an external hard drive or over the network. One of my friends had posted a blog on transferring a Windows VM from old Mac to new Mac. You can find it here. Copy, paste, done!
Your Windows is now all set to run on your new Mac without rebooting in Parallels Desktop.
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Was it easy? Setup, import, transfer, go! And voila – Windows you set up in a Boot Camp partition on an old Mac is running in a virtual machine on the new Mac!
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I hope this blog, as easy as ABC, will be helpful for you and save a lot of time (by avoiding setting up a brand new instance of Windows). And yeah, are you following us on Twitter?