PARALLELS ACCESS SOUND BLUETOOTH

If any of these devices do not work yet, reinstall Parallels Tools and check application settings that uses them. If I go to Device Manager (Start > in the search box type devmgmt.msc, hit Enter (return)) and expand Sound, video and game controllers I see Parallels Audio Controller without exclamation mark. When right-clicking the audio icon in the notification area > Troubleshoot sound problems, it says Audio device is disabled: In the Device Manager (press cmd+R combination > type devmgmt.msc > hit Enter) the audio device is up and running. Make sure that Parallels Tools are installed, then check the camera, microphone or Bluetooth. Red cross next to the audio icon in the Windows task bar notification area.

PARALLELS ACCESS SOUND BLUETOOTH

Then switch to the USB & Bluetooth tab and make sure that Share Bluetooth devices with Windows is checked.ģ. If you are not able to find Parallels Audio controller or it has exclamation mark next to it you may want to reinstall Parallels Tools. Under 'sound, video and game controllers' look for Parallels Audio controller. Go to Windows virtual machine's configuration > Hardware > Sound & Camera > make sure that microphone is not disabled and Share Mac camera with Windows is checked: Open the Device manager (In Windows Explorer right-click Computer, select 'Manage' and click 'Device manager'). Note: After you allowed access to camera, microphone or Bluetooth, make sure to quit and restart Parallels Desktop.Ģ. Open macOS System Preferences > Security & Privacy > put a checkmark next to 'Parallels Desktop' under Camera, Microphone and Bluetooth sections: Make sure that access to Mac camera, microphone or Bluetooth is allowed for Parallels Desktop. To use microphone, camera or Bluetooth in Parallels Desktop virtual machines, follow the instructions below Instructionsġ.

Parallels access sound