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Same problem here with a MacBook Pro. Here's what worked for me after I updated 13.10 and received a black screen, although the toolbar on the left was showing. It was simple, but I don't know why it worked. • Shut down the Ubuntu VM (13.10) • In Parallels 9 config for the VM, go to Hardware > Video, and disable 3D acceleration.
Nov 28, 2016 - Inventor 2017 Black Screen On MacBook Pro Running Parallels. Mac Pro 96Gb,Xeon 3.7GHz, dual AMD 700, Boot Camp 6.5, Parallels 13,. Parallels is best known for allowing Mac users to run Windows on their Macs, but it can actually run a wide selection of operating systems. Parallels can run a guest operating system in various modes, including within a window, full-screen, Coherence, and Modality.
• Restart Ubuntu 13.10. You will now get a completely black screen.
• Shut down the Ubuntu VM once more. • Again, in Parallels config for the VM, go to Hardware > Video and reenable 3D acceleration. • Restart, and you're back in business (No black screen and everything properly updated). Same problem here with a MacBook Pro.
Here's what worked for me after I updated 13.10 and received a black screen, although the toolbar on the left was showing. Microsoft office for mac student. It was simple, but I don't know why it worked.
Shut down the Ubuntu VM (13.10) In Parallels 9 config for the VM, go to Hardware > Video, and disable 3D acceleration. Restart Ubuntu 13.10. You will now get a completely black screen. Shut down the Ubuntu VM once more. Again, in Parallels config for the VM, go to Hardware > Video and reenable 3D acceleration.
Restart, and you're back in business (No black screen and everything properly updated). Using Parallels Desktop 10 and installed Ubuntu 14.04.1 The solution: • Do a fresh install of Ubuntu 14.04.1 via it's ISO image with Parallels Desktop 10. • Once you are logged into Ubuntu do a manual install of Parallel Tools, reboot. • Login and run in a terminal; sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade sudo reboot • Log in and you should see your black screen! • Using Parallels Desktop's menu do a Shutdown.
• In Parallels Desktop Control Center do a Configure. • Under Hardware -> Video disable 3D Acceleration. • Restart Ubuntu. • Login to Ubuntu and run the Software Updater.
• Wait for it to do its thing and shutdown. • Go back into Parallels Desktop Control Center and reenable 3D Acceleration • Restart Ubuntu and login.
Windows Support: Resolves an issue with delayed mouse response when switching to a virtual machine running in Full Screen on a second 5K monitor. Resolves an issue with slow video playback in Microsoft Edge and 'Movies & TV' app. Resolves an issue with Parallels Tools updating incompletely and showing the 'Windows cannot access MacHomeDesktop' message after upgrading to Parallels Desktop 13. Resolves an issue with launching Internet Explorer 11 after upgrading to Parallels Desktop 13.
Resolves an issue with Caps Lock not working with Windows 10 native apps when a Parallels keyboard layout is selected. Resolves an issue with not being able to complete the installation of Windows Server 2016 Standard. 
Integration: Resolves an issue with the camera not working in FaceTime after Parallels Desktop has been started. Resolves an issue with sound input not working in Windows after waking the Mac from sleep. Resolves an issue with a virtual machine not resuming from paused state after the Mac wakes up. Resolves an issue with the mouse not working in the guest version of macOS 10.13 after suspending and resuming the virtual machine. Boot Camp Support: Resolves an issue with the 'There is no operating system installed in this virtual machine' message appearing when launching a newly created Boot Camp virtual machine.
Same problem here with a MacBook Pro. Here\'s what worked for me after I updated 13.10 and received a black screen, although the toolbar on the left was showing. It was simple, but I don\'t know why it worked. • Shut down the Ubuntu VM (13.10) • In Parallels 9 config for the VM, go to Hardware > Video, and disable 3D acceleration.
Nov 28, 2016 - Inventor 2017 Black Screen On MacBook Pro Running Parallels. Mac Pro 96Gb,Xeon 3.7GHz, dual AMD 700, Boot Camp 6.5, Parallels 13,. Parallels is best known for allowing Mac users to run Windows on their Macs, but it can actually run a wide selection of operating systems. Parallels can run a guest operating system in various modes, including within a window, full-screen, Coherence, and Modality.
• Restart Ubuntu 13.10. You will now get a completely black screen.
• Shut down the Ubuntu VM once more. • Again, in Parallels config for the VM, go to Hardware > Video and reenable 3D acceleration. • Restart, and you\'re back in business (No black screen and everything properly updated). Same problem here with a MacBook Pro.
Here\'s what worked for me after I updated 13.10 and received a black screen, although the toolbar on the left was showing. Microsoft office for mac student. It was simple, but I don\'t know why it worked.
Shut down the Ubuntu VM (13.10) In Parallels 9 config for the VM, go to Hardware > Video, and disable 3D acceleration. Restart Ubuntu 13.10. You will now get a completely black screen. Shut down the Ubuntu VM once more. Again, in Parallels config for the VM, go to Hardware > Video and reenable 3D acceleration.
Restart, and you\'re back in business (No black screen and everything properly updated). Using Parallels Desktop 10 and installed Ubuntu 14.04.1 The solution: • Do a fresh install of Ubuntu 14.04.1 via it\'s ISO image with Parallels Desktop 10. • Once you are logged into Ubuntu do a manual install of Parallel Tools, reboot. • Login and run in a terminal; sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade sudo reboot • Log in and you should see your black screen! • Using Parallels Desktop\'s menu do a Shutdown.
• In Parallels Desktop Control Center do a Configure. • Under Hardware -> Video disable 3D Acceleration. • Restart Ubuntu. • Login to Ubuntu and run the Software Updater.
• Wait for it to do its thing and shutdown. • Go back into Parallels Desktop Control Center and reenable 3D Acceleration • Restart Ubuntu and login.
Windows Support: Resolves an issue with delayed mouse response when switching to a virtual machine running in Full Screen on a second 5K monitor. Resolves an issue with slow video playback in Microsoft Edge and \'Movies & TV\' app. Resolves an issue with Parallels Tools updating incompletely and showing the \'Windows cannot access MacHomeDesktop\' message after upgrading to Parallels Desktop 13. Resolves an issue with launching Internet Explorer 11 after upgrading to Parallels Desktop 13.
Resolves an issue with Caps Lock not working with Windows 10 native apps when a Parallels keyboard layout is selected. Resolves an issue with not being able to complete the installation of Windows Server 2016 Standard. 
Integration: Resolves an issue with the camera not working in FaceTime after Parallels Desktop has been started. Resolves an issue with sound input not working in Windows after waking the Mac from sleep. Resolves an issue with a virtual machine not resuming from paused state after the Mac wakes up. Resolves an issue with the mouse not working in the guest version of macOS 10.13 after suspending and resuming the virtual machine. Boot Camp Support: Resolves an issue with the \'There is no operating system installed in this virtual machine\' message appearing when launching a newly created Boot Camp virtual machine.
Same problem here with a MacBook Pro. Here\'s what worked for me after I updated 13.10 and received a black screen, although the toolbar on the left was showing. It was simple, but I don\'t know why it worked. • Shut down the Ubuntu VM (13.10) • In Parallels 9 config for the VM, go to Hardware > Video, and disable 3D acceleration.
Nov 28, 2016 - Inventor 2017 Black Screen On MacBook Pro Running Parallels. Mac Pro 96Gb,Xeon 3.7GHz, dual AMD 700, Boot Camp 6.5, Parallels 13,. Parallels is best known for allowing Mac users to run Windows on their Macs, but it can actually run a wide selection of operating systems. Parallels can run a guest operating system in various modes, including within a window, full-screen, Coherence, and Modality.
• Restart Ubuntu 13.10. You will now get a completely black screen.
• Shut down the Ubuntu VM once more. • Again, in Parallels config for the VM, go to Hardware > Video and reenable 3D acceleration. • Restart, and you\'re back in business (No black screen and everything properly updated). Same problem here with a MacBook Pro.
Here\'s what worked for me after I updated 13.10 and received a black screen, although the toolbar on the left was showing. Microsoft office for mac student. It was simple, but I don\'t know why it worked.
Shut down the Ubuntu VM (13.10) In Parallels 9 config for the VM, go to Hardware > Video, and disable 3D acceleration. Restart Ubuntu 13.10. You will now get a completely black screen. Shut down the Ubuntu VM once more. Again, in Parallels config for the VM, go to Hardware > Video and reenable 3D acceleration.
Restart, and you\'re back in business (No black screen and everything properly updated). Using Parallels Desktop 10 and installed Ubuntu 14.04.1 The solution: • Do a fresh install of Ubuntu 14.04.1 via it\'s ISO image with Parallels Desktop 10. • Once you are logged into Ubuntu do a manual install of Parallel Tools, reboot. • Login and run in a terminal; sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade sudo reboot • Log in and you should see your black screen! • Using Parallels Desktop\'s menu do a Shutdown.
• In Parallels Desktop Control Center do a Configure. • Under Hardware -> Video disable 3D Acceleration. • Restart Ubuntu. • Login to Ubuntu and run the Software Updater.
• Wait for it to do its thing and shutdown. • Go back into Parallels Desktop Control Center and reenable 3D Acceleration • Restart Ubuntu and login.
Windows Support: Resolves an issue with delayed mouse response when switching to a virtual machine running in Full Screen on a second 5K monitor. Resolves an issue with slow video playback in Microsoft Edge and \'Movies & TV\' app. Resolves an issue with Parallels Tools updating incompletely and showing the \'Windows cannot access MacHomeDesktop\' message after upgrading to Parallels Desktop 13. Resolves an issue with launching Internet Explorer 11 after upgrading to Parallels Desktop 13.
Resolves an issue with Caps Lock not working with Windows 10 native apps when a Parallels keyboard layout is selected. Resolves an issue with not being able to complete the installation of Windows Server 2016 Standard. Integration: Resolves an issue with the camera not working in FaceTime after Parallels Desktop has been started. Resolves an issue with sound input not working in Windows after waking the Mac from sleep. Resolves an issue with a virtual machine not resuming from paused state after the Mac wakes up. Resolves an issue with the mouse not working in the guest version of macOS 10.13 after suspending and resuming the virtual machine. Boot Camp Support: Resolves an issue with the \'There is no operating system installed in this virtual machine\' message appearing when launching a newly created Boot Camp virtual machine.