Parallels 13.2 High Sierra "There is no operating system installed in this virtual machine"

Hello.
I'm trying to create a Boot Camp VM.
I have High Sierra 10.13.2. and Parallels 13.2 installed. System integrity protection is disabled.

Can somebody help me with this issue.

 

Hi nikita52,
If you haven't already followed apples instruction on how to create a Boot Camp Partition please do so https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201468

Then follow these instructions for importing Boot Camp into Parallels: http://kb.parallels.com/en/123314
kat

 

Thank you for your answer, Kat.
But I already have windows 10 installed via boot camp.
When creating a WM, Parallels detect the right partitions (efi and boot camp itself) in configuration -> hardware -> Hard disk 1. The problem is that it doesn't load. I get error mentioned above.

 

Hi nikita52,
Thanks for the insertion of the error message. I have another knowledge base article for you to look at: http://kb.parallels.com/en/123137

 

Hi, kat
I did 4 step of http://kb.parallels.com/en/123137 and nothing changed. Step 5 can not be done since i can't boot my WM in any mode.

 

hi mikita53,
Please see if you can connect your boot camp from the vm configuration area.

with vm selected but not on>configure>Hardware>Hard Disk(left hand side)> select you boot camp partition from Source drop down list

 

Hi,

 

Hi nikita52,
Please uncheck EFI>Click on OK, then make sure you lock for no further changes. Let me know if this corrects the issue.

 

Hi,
I've the same issue here - and the last suggestion doesn't work, too. The VM starts again with EFI - and looking into the config EFI is still "checked", seems this can not be unchecked. And setting vm.bios.efi=0 like described in http://kb.parallels.com/en/122735 lead to a "Trying to boot from SATA drive 1..."
Any recommendation how to proceed?
Regards
Karsten

 

I am sooooooo frustrated. I also get the No boot device available. At least I only bought the trial version. Guess this software is useless or at least too hard to get it running for a normal user.