It doesn't behoove you to shortlist your Mac side with the amount of space that bootcamping a Windows system. I have both bootcamped a macpro and been very unhappy with how quickly the program freezes once you are working on a larger file. I would highly advise against bootcamping your Mac to be able to use a PC based embroidery program. The last thing I wanted to do was be forced to go out and purchase an obsolete Windows based computer! I was in a panic after spending so much $$ to purchase the newest PE-Design Next software. You could try to update the driver but I don't know where the driver is located in the Brother program files (could probably figure it out though). If the driver isn't "Brother" then it won't work. It shows up at the "USB Card Reader Writer" as shown in the images below. After a lot of looking through the processes and getting rid of the one taking 100% and unplugging and replugging in (attach in Parallels too), the dongle driver was installed.ģ) To view this, use the Device Manager window and look at the USB devices.
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The culprit was Windows autoupdate (svchost.exe) hogging 100% of the Windows CPU which kept the automatic driver install from installing the Brother device driver for the dongle. Kind of reminded me of AOHell days when once you activated you could never cancel with out an act of God).Ģ) PE-Design Next v 9.3 works fine on Parallels 9.0 running Windows XP SP3. Windows XP Professional version 2002 service pack 3 all updates installedīrother PE-Design Next v9.3 - latest versionġ) I finally got through to Parallels support after four attempts and them redirecting me to their useless web knowledge base articles (all of which I had already tried and I told them I had already tried them but they ruthlessly stuck to their script redirecting me there. Max OS X 10.9.1 on MacBook Pro 2.8 GHz intel core2 duo with 4 Gb RAM Seems that the PE-Design Next should have installed the proper device driver for this device?Īnyone out there can help please do. I have included a screen shot of the Parallels VM window showing the details for the USB Card reader device. Although, Windows XP thinks it's a video device.
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As I said earlier, it now shows up and I have tried it with both the USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 drivers installed and windows sees it. That seemed to fix the USB not showing up at all. I have removed and added the USB device in parallels. It seems to be the same with the other PE-Design tools. Please connect card writer module." error despite multiple "Retry" attempts.
However, I get the fatal "No card writer module is connected. It installs fine and the USB drive is seen by Windows and it shows a read to it when PE-Design Next comes up. I just purchased the full PE-Design Next and installed it on my Parallels 9.x Windows XP Professional. My question is has this been done with Parallels? I saw that SonnyBee had success in running PE-Design Next on a Mac with VM Ware.
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PE-Design Next on Mac OS X 10.9 with Parallels 9.0
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