Parallels has a habit of sharing the built in Bluetooth service when you restart, so make sure this is disabled if you are having problems. Once installed you need to restart Windows 10, but after you do Windows 10 will have a working Bluetooth connection. To fix this download the Windows 10 drivers. Windows 10 will complain that the device doesn’t work. You will need to assign the USB device to Windows 10 in Parallels when prompted. I found the Plugable USB-BT4LE USB Bluetooth 4.0 Low Energy Micro Adapter with a Ailun Type C Adapter worked.īefore you plug in the dongle, you need to go into Parallels and stop sharing built in Bluetooth device to your Windows 10 instance. Parallels Toolbox for Windows can be installed on any computer with Windows 7 Service Pack 1 (x86 and 圆4) or Windows 10 Anniversary Update (version 1607) (x86 and 圆4) or later. The solution is to get a Bluetooth USB dongle, and being a Macbook Pro, I also had to get a USB C to USB A adaptor. I attach it to VMWare and it either throws a 'Driver Error' or just shows up as 'Xbox Controller' in Device Manager in Windows 10 with a warning symbol over it.

Parallels can share its Bluetooth connectivity, but it’s not very reliable. Device shows up in El Capitan as 'Controller'. Thanks everyone! It's my first foray into using a Macbook, and I want to have access to some encrypted work files, many of which I'll have to turn into Mac-compatible files over time.I was trying to use a Bluetooth device on Windows 10 running in Parallels on a Macbook Pro, but without luck. I wouldn't mind being able to successfully install Veracrypt in the Windows 10 VM, but ideally I'd like to figure out why having Parallels set up made Veracrypt stop working on the Mac, and get Veracrypt to work again. But after getting the Windows 10 VM set up, I noticed that I can't decrypt my drive on the Mac (but I can at least open Veracrypt). Before I installed Parallels and set up the Windows 10 VM, I was able to run Veracrypt on the Mac. I assume this has to do with permissions and etc. Please restart Windows and then try installing VeraCrypt again.'

When I hit 'OK' I get a second message saying 'The installation of the device driver has failed. If some features arent working when you start your Mac from Windows 10, try reinstalling Boot Camp support software using Boot Camp Assistant. When I try installing Veracrypt in the virtual environment, I get the error 'This driver has been blocked from loading' and underneath that, 'Source: DoDriverInstall:4372'. The first update for Windows 8 will be coming in October called Windows 8.1, while Apple’s update to Mac OS X Mavericks is also arriving shortly, and support has been built into the new Parallels for these updates. I'm using a Macbook Air (macOS Big Sur, 11.3.1, Apple M1 chip) and running Windows 10 on it through Parallels. I've looked around for solutions everywhere and can't find anything regarding my specific problem.

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