Installed latest Beta, getting the following error: Parallels Desktop cannot be started because some of the required components are missing from the operating system of your Mac. I've tried to reinstall Parallels Desktop 15, however, the installation hangs and does not complete. Any suggestions?
Error Parallels 15 macOS Big Sur Beta 3
Same problem here. Beta 2 it was still working :(
I learned from Parallels forum that the problem was caused by version check of Parallels.
The solution is first set the environment variable "SYSTEM_VERSION_COMPAT=1" , and then use command 'open -a "Parallels Desktop" ' in terminal to run PD. Now PD15 can start
The solution is first set the environment variable "SYSTEM_VERSION_COMPAT=1" , and then use command 'open -a "Parallels Desktop" ' in terminal to run PD. Now PD15 can start
Thanks billxiong!
How do you set the environment variable "SYSTEMVERSIONCOMPAT=1" for PD15?
@StarLavaLord
export SYSTEMVERSIONCOMPAT=1
export SYSTEMVERSIONCOMPAT=1
Hi, how to export SYSTEMVERSIONCOMPAT=1
That's a command for Terminal. Do a search for Terminal.app and run it. Then type:
and press return. That's telling your system that whenever an application asks it for the value of "SYSTEMVERSIONCOMPAT", respond with the number 1.
This worked for me as well. Thanks to @billxiong!
EDIT: I should note that I first had to install the app from the dmg I downloaded from the Parallels website. Once I opened the DMG and was presented with the Instal.app on screen, I ran the following in the Terminal:
This successfully ran the installer. Now that Parallels is in my Applications folder, I can now run it by typing:
Code Block export SYSTEMVERSIONCOMPAT=1
and press return. That's telling your system that whenever an application asks it for the value of "SYSTEMVERSIONCOMPAT", respond with the number 1.
This worked for me as well. Thanks to @billxiong!
EDIT: I should note that I first had to install the app from the dmg I downloaded from the Parallels website. Once I opened the DMG and was presented with the Instal.app on screen, I ran the following in the Terminal:
Code Block open -a '/Volumes/Parallels Desktop 15/Install.app'
This successfully ran the installer. Now that Parallels is in my Applications folder, I can now run it by typing:
Code Block open -a 'Parallels Desktop'
Not working for me with "export SYSTEMVERSIONCOMPAT=1" this solution
Still the same
Parallels Desktop cannot be started because some of the required components are missing from the operating system of your Mac.
Still the same
Parallels Desktop cannot be started because some of the required components are missing from the operating system of your Mac.
Delete you current Parallels installation and get from the App Store. Note you will need to be on The subscription (option for this to work)
I tried the App Store Solution and didn't work for my license.
Right now I'm stuc and need to access my virtual windows.
Tried the terminal.app solution and didn't work as well.
Right now I'm stuc and need to access my virtual windows.
Tried the terminal.app solution and didn't work as well.
Evan solution is correct, the only issue is the export
It should be
then run
It should be
Code Block export SYSTEM_VERSION_COMPAT=1
then run
with the mounted download.open -a '/Volumes/Parallels Desktop 15/Install.app'
works fine , so... it is not possible to enter configure of the parallels,
the program is not responding((((
the program is not responding((((
Hey it didn't work "export SYSTEMVERSIONCOMPAT=1" for me I tried it many times but it is not working.
Also opening it doesn't work it comes to have the same error.
Also opening it doesn't work it comes to have the same error.
My startup script (called is parallels.sh)
Parallels inittool looks for system version 10.x, in beta 1 and beta 2 MacOS reported 10.16 as the system version from beta 3 onwards the system version is 11.0 and NOT 10.16 so Parallels inittool stops.
makes the system report 10.16 again. (check with sw_vers in terminal).
Code Block #!/bin/zsh export SYSTEM_VERSION_COMPAT=1 open -a Parallels\ Desktop.app
Parallels inittool looks for system version 10.x, in beta 1 and beta 2 MacOS reported 10.16 as the system version from beta 3 onwards the system version is 11.0 and NOT 10.16 so Parallels inittool stops.
Code Block export SYSTEM_VERSION_COMPAT=1
makes the system report 10.16 again. (check with sw_vers in terminal).
Code Block Look at ProductVersion: ~ ▶ sw_vers ProductName: macOS ProductVersion: 11.0 BuildVersion: 20A5323l ~ ▶ export SYSTEM_VERSION_COMPAT=1 ~ ▶ sw_vers ProductName: Mac OS X ProductVersion: 10.16 BuildVersion: 20A5323l
Used solution from billxiong and MiracleMan, it works.
Thanks guys!
Thanks guys!