Arthur Brassart
Moving your Parallels desktop VM to an external hard drive is a good idea especially if you want to save some space on your Mac. It’s really easy and I do recommend doing it to everyone. In this quick tutorial video: I will show you how to move your Parallels Desktop Windows 11 virtual machine from your local MacBook SSD drive to an external hard drive whether it’s an external SSD or HDD. I will also try to run Windows 11 from a pretty fast but more expensive Samsung SSD and a relatively slow but way cheaper old-style hard drive, and we will see how it performs on my Mac.
Timecodes:
0:00 – What this video is about
0:50 – How to change default location in Parallels
1:38 – Step 1
2:09 – Step 2
2:25 – Step 3
2:52 – Important information
3:15 – Running Parallels from fast SSD
4:54 – Running Parallels from slow HDD
7:09 – Final thoughts
#parallels #windows11 #howto
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