Moreover you can try to use csrutils without command (note with two2 -).

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If you already had a previous installation of Windows or any other operating system, you will see it reappear but with the new version of Parallels Desktop.

Every time you do that button combination, the hidden files appear and disappear consecutively.

I had to select the second mounted DMG in Finder and then jump through the hoops as you suggested.

Inside the DMG next to the Install.app and Extras folder theres Parallels Desktop.app 4.

Copy Parallels Desktop.app to the Applications folder 5.

Issue the following one by one in Terminal: xattr -cr ApplicationsParallels Desktop.app chflags nohidden ApplicationsParallels Desktop.app codesign sign force deep ApplicationsParallels Desktop.app killall Finder 6.

Press Command Shift again.

Did find: ApplicationsParallels Desktop.appContentsMacOS.FrameworksQtXml.frameworkVersions5QtXml: code signature in (ApplicationsParallels Desktop.appContentsMacOS.FrameworksQtXml.frameworkVersions5QtXml) not valid for use in process using Library Validation: mapped file has no Team ID and is not a platform binary (signed with custom identity or adhoc) ApplicationsParallels Desktop.appContentsMacOS.FrameworksQtXml.frameworkVersions5QtXml: stat() failed with errno1.

Press the Command Shift.

Parallels Desktop.app.

BTW. You can press the same shortcut key again to hide all hidden files.

Copy the hidden file Parallels Desktop.app to the directory Applications 5.

Open Terminal.app 6.

Execute the following commands one by one: xattr -cr ApplicationsParallels Desktop.app chflags nohidden ApplicationsParallels Desktop.app codesign sign force deep ApplicationsParallels Desktop.app 7.

Open Parallels Desktop.app in your Applications directory 8.

Be sure to install all the updates available for the application and for macOS.

ITS a developercertificate problem not work command code sign The only way is do disable SIP protection on OS X but is not good.

I still get the following after pasting the code sign line in Terminal.

Hopefully someone will be able to help us figure out what we are missing.

Open the terminal and run the following command to disable SIP: csrutil enable 3.

Boot back into recovery mode and run the following to reenable SIP: csrutil disable 5.

Boot back into macOS, open the terminal, and run the following commands: sudo xattr -cr ApplicationsParallels Desktop.app sudo codesign sign force deep ApplicationsParallels Desktop.app.

You with point 4, if you have done this procedure, you have left the SIP disabled for which the App works in any case without further string from the terminal.

Copy the hidden file Parallels Desktop.app to the directory Applications.

For some reason, when we copy the command in the comment, it joins the dashes (- -) and turns it into one thing, leaving the command wrong.

Parallels Desktop Dmg