Parallels Problems
Just a couple problems I have been having running parallels through my bootcamp partition (Build3188).
1).It will not log me on to msn messenger, says not connected to the internet although firefox works fine.
2). Steam will open, but when I choose to play any games, it says loading then nothing pops up afterwards.
Any ideas?
1).It will not log me on to msn messenger, says not connected to the internet although firefox works fine.
2). Steam will open, but when I choose to play any games, it says loading then nothing pops up afterwards.
Any ideas?
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1).It will not log me on to msn messenger, says not connected to the internet although firefox works fine.
Maybe only port 80 works. I don't know how the network adaptor works for Parallels. Maybe you can try changing the type of connection in the preferences.
2). Steam will open, but when I choose to play any games, it says loading then nothing pops up afterwards.
You can't play games in Parallels. It still doesn't have 3D support. What Parallels is doing is booting your Bootcamp into the virtual machine, which still has the limitations of a disk image based system. The only way to give it full access to the hardware is to boot it natively.
http://forum.parallels.com/forum53.html
... and a post on MSN where the problem was proxy settings on IE:
http://forum.parallels.com/showthread.php?t=10360
Here's their unpublicized forum I found googling:
http://forum.parallels.com/forum53.html
... and a post on MSN where the problem was proxy settings on IE:
http://forum.parallels.com/showthread.php?t=10360
My IE runs fun, and I have no idea on ports and stuff. Any other ideas? (im running on a dsl modem)
it wasnt the time zone thing. When I go to connection on msn, it says I have a wired connection (which it is a dsl modem). Then when I go to test the connection it says it works fine, but then im unable to login
Sounds like a NAT problem, try upgrading you routers firmware first. If using a wireless connection try connecting directly to the cable modem
Sounds like a NAT problem, try upgrading you routers firmware first. If using a wireless connection try connecting directly to the cable modem
it isnt a wireless connection so i dunno what the hells goin on