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Parallels GuestOS 26.3
Format nach dem Entpacken: .macvm
Mac Plattform: Apple Silicon
Sprache: English|Multi
Größe: 17.6 gb
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This is a Virtual Machine (VM) created with Parallels Desktop with a guest Mac OS.
As you know, through Parallels you can download a virtual machine with the latest version of macOS. However, it is difficult to create virtual machines with older operating systems.
I thought others might find this useful as an isolated or disposable OS or as a test bed.
What, why and more:
Test software not supported by your OS
As an isolated OS this can be used to research malware or malicious software safely to find out how to kill it or remove it.
As an isolated OS this can be used to research malware or malicious software safely to find out how to kill it or remove it.
Things to know:
• All settings for the VM are default.
• Make sure to configure the hardware settings to optimize it for your environment.
• Parallels Desktop version 26.2.2 was used to create the VM while using Mac OS 26.3
• A vanilla Mac OS 26.3 guest OS and nothing else.
• Make sure to configure the hardware settings to optimize it for your environment.
• Parallels Desktop version 26.2.2 was used to create the VM while using Mac OS 26.3
• A vanilla Mac OS 26.3 guest OS and nothing else.
Important Info:
Disable the network for the guest OS in the hardware configuration settings if you plan to use it isolated from the internet. And disable any sharing between your Mac and the Guest OS for maximum safety
Clone the VM after you have configured it and setup a new user account. This way if you’re into mass destruction you have a ready to use starting point
Clone the VM after you have configured it and setup a new user account. This way if you’re into mass destruction you have a ready to use starting point
Requirements:
Parallels Desktop version 20 or newer on Apple Silicon hardware.
Disclaimer
This is not meant to be a replacement OS nor is this intended to be a perfect host for all software. All virtual machines have limits. I use these VMs like toilet paper and delete them after testing software leaving my system uncluttered from files I didn’t want. And no residual problems with left over files from whatever I was testing that could affect future tests.
