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Configuring Virtual Machine 189

Device Status:

 Enabled option allows using USB devices in the virtual machine. If a USB controller is

enabled, USB devices can be connected to the virtual machine or disconnected from it at

runtime. However, if you want to temporarily disable USB operations without deleting the

USB controller from the configuration, clear the Enabled check box.

Note: If you start the operating system with the USB controller disabled, you cannot change

this option when the virtual machine is running.

Connection Options:

 Connect to Mac OS X. Select this option if you want USB devices plugged into your Mac to

be connected to Mac OS.

 Connect to Guest OS. Select this option if you want USB devices plugged into your Mac to

be connected to the virtual machine.

 Ask me what to do. If you select this option, each time a USB device is plugged in, Parallels

Desktop will ask you whether you want to connect the USB device to the virtual machine or

not.

If USB controller is removed from the configuration, such Macintosh USB devices as keyboard,

mouse, microphone still will be connected to the virtual machine. A virtual machine may have

only one USB controller. Use the Add button to add a USB controller if you have removed it by

any reason.

Adding and Removing Devices

Adding new devices to a virtual machine is easier than connecting new devices to a real

computer. Removing or disconnecting devices is also easy. The following virtual devices can be

added to the configuration or removed from it:

 virtual hard disks and CD/DVD-ROM drives (there can be only 4 IDE devices);

 a floppy drive;

 a network adapter;

 up to four serial ports;

 up to three parallel ports;

 a sound device;

 a USB controller.

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