To do so, start the virtual machine in the application you used to run it before switching to your main application (Parallels Desktop, Parallels Server, or Parallels Workstation), and use the standard procedure of removing software. Note: Before migrating a third-party virtual machine, you need to remove the virtualization utilities from it. To migrate a third-party virtual machine, select Virtual machine and click Continue.

In the Migration Source Type window, choose the computer you want to migrate.

In the Migration Mode window, select Advanced and click Continue.In the Introduction window, click Continue.Or you can directly access the host computer desktop and start Parallels Transporter. If you want to start Parallels Transporter from your client computer, use third-party applications that will allow you to access the host computer remotely. To start the application on the host computer, choose Run Parallels Transporter from the main application File menu. On the host computer, start Parallels Transporter.Copy the third-party configuration file and all hard disk files to the host computer where your main application (Parallels Desktop, Parallels Server, or Parallels Workstation) is installed.To migrate a third-party virtual machine in the Advanced mode: That is why only instructions on the Advanced migration are given. The Express and Advanced migration modes are for the most part similar, except that when migrating in the Express mode, Parallels Transporter uses the default destination folder and doesn't prompt you to check the parameters.

The Advanced migration mode enables you to customize the migration settings. In this mode, Parallels Transporter uses predefined settings, and you need to provide only the most essential information. The Express migration mode enables you to quickly convert your third-party virtual machine to a Parallels virtual machine. Parallels Transporter supports two migration modes: the Express mode and the Advanced mode. All data and configuration settings are preserved. Parallels Transporter migrates a third-party virtual machine by converting the third-party configuration file and all hard disk files into Parallels virtual machine configuration file (.

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