Issue

You have a PVM (Parallels Virtual Machine) file installed on a Mac that is running Parallels in order to run CAD. You are wondering whether you can install that same .pvm file on another Mac. Essentially, you would be using a standard .pvm file for each Mac you set up in your office.

Solution

Yes, you absolutely can use a standard PVM file to ease the setup of a new Mac (or the installation of Parallels on a Mac you already have in your office).

After you set up the computer using this .pvm file, you will then want to remove that Windows user and create a new user account.

You'll then also need to reactivate any software, such as F/X CAD. Need help reactivating F/X CAD? Instructions.

Need more information on running CAD on a Mac using Parallels? Take a look at our Land F/X on a Mac Using Parallels article.