Share External Storage Devices and VolumesWhen you connect an external storage device, such as a USB drive, to your Mac, you can access the contents from macOS applications. You can set Parallels Desktop to automatically mount storage devices and volumes to Windows. That way, you can access the contents from both macOS and Windows. The following items can be mounted to Windows:
To make these items mount to Windows automatically, do the following:
When you connect a storage device or volume, it is mounted as a network drive. For example, a USB flash drive plugged in to your Mac will be accessible from both the Note: Permissions for accessing the mounted device from Windows are the same as permission settings for the device in macOS. For example, if you can read from and write to a USB flash drive in macOS, you can also read from and write to it in Windows. One exception: macOS can't write to NTFS volumes, regardless of permissions. |
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