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11 hours ago Parallels Desktop 17 for Mac was released yesterday and it is now optimized for Windows 11 and macOS Monterey. With this support, you can now install the previews of macOS Monterey and Windows 11 to a virtual machine (VM) via the Parallels Desktop 17 Installation Assistant.

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The following commands will allow you to reset the password for the user used to login to the Windows OS in Parallels

6 Steps total

Step 1: Start the Virtual Machine

Step 2: Open Terminal Application

Finder > Applications > Utilities > Terminal

Step 3: Run the Following Command

prlctl list --all
The output should look like the following:

UUID STATUS IP_ADDR NAME
{3e21f02b-9d52-4ebe-a079-675dc822d723} running - Windows 7

Step 4: Copy the UUID

The characters between the { }

Step 5: Run the following command

prlctl set UUID --userpasswd USERNAME:PASSWORD

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UUID - Characters copied from the previous command
USERNAME - Windows user ID
PASSWORD - Password you would like to set for the Windows user

Step 6: Press Return and you should see the following

authentication tokens updated successfully

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2 Comments

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• Ghost Chili
  ranhalt Aug 9, 2012 at 07:59am

  I would have just mounted UBCD on the VM and booted to ntpasswd to unlock/reset the account. But I'm crazy.

• Poblano
  OpacityZero Sep 27, 2012 at 06:56pm

  You are crazy!