I came across this post by googling that error code. I had the EXACT same problem, right down to trying to copy my VM to an external disk (to see if it was an SSD error) and getting the 100034 error and needing to reboot twice to get Parallels to launch. It still works after copying it back to the internal SSD.

pvm bundle) to another drive using the dd command with TerminalĬopying via the Finder fails as described above. In case anyone else runs into this issue, I appear to have been able to fix it AND save my VM: I’ve searched for answers regarding the 100034 error code when copying the file but can’t determine anything definitive.ĭoes this sound like a hardware issue with the SSD? Any other ideas of what might be causing this issue? I have contacted Parallels support but they have not provided any help.

This has happened with multiple Parallels versions and multiple Mac OS versions. It does not provide an option to repair the disk. Running Disk First Aid shows this error: “invalid file extent (id 0x….) logical address 193… (expected 192….). I do regular backups with Time Machine but the. PVM file to an external SSD so I don’t lose everything. But the problem has resurfaced 2 times since. PVM file and restore a backup of the file.Īfter this initially happened I did a complete reformat of the Mac SSD and reinstall of the OS.

To fix the problem I have to delete the.

PVM file to an external hard disk results in “The operation can’t be completed because an unexpected error occurred (error code 100034).”

After another Mac reboot, attempting to copy the.

Any attempt to doĪnything in Parallels makes the Mac unresponsive. Keeps spinning but the VM window never opens.

After rebooting the Mac, Parallels does not start.

I get the spinning beach ball of death.Įventually the Mac becomes unresponsive and a forced shutdown must be

While working in Parallels the VM freezes and becomes unresponsive.

I’m wondering if this is possibly a hardware issue. This has happened 3 times over the past 9 months.

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