• Open a browser and navigate to localhost: 631. Canon mp620 driver windows 10. • Visit the web-based interface.

I had the same problem as you Ranch. I'm running Win7 on Mac OS X (Snow Leopard) / Parallels 5. I solved my localhost problem on mac, by turning off win7 firewall and 'enable' anonymous authentication in Authentication setting in IIS Manager. Also I've configured in parallels: • Configure - hardware - Network adapter 1: Default Adapter • Preferences - network - connection type - shared networking Edit: For Parallels 8 • Configure > Hardware > Network adapter 1: Default Adapter • Preferences > Advanced > Network: Change Settings > Shared. This depends on how your network card is setup in the virtual machine.

I don't know how it is in parallels, but in VMWare Fusion you can either set it up as 'bridged' (which means sharing the same ip with the host), 'NAT' which means it will have it's own private ip address and connect to the internet through the host, or 'Private network' which means it will have a private IP address and will not connect to the internet. In the second and third case you can access the web server running on windows using the private ip address of the virtual machine, but in the bridge case I don't think this can be done. I have followed the instructions above and Akku's provided the important hint, although for me it did not work. When I run ipconfig in the windows command line, I get 10.211.55.3 as an IPv4-Address and 10.211.55.1 as the standard gateway. Using 10.211.55.3 in the windows hosts file (C: Windows System32 drivers etc hosts) did not work - not sure why.

So I tried: 10.211.55.2 and it worked. Summing up: you have to set up your apache virtual host config first as described and then you have to open: C: Windows System32 drivers etc hosts and enter: 10.211.55.2 mysite.localhost (or whatever you defined in your virtual host config file). Hope this helps for those with the same problem as me. I found this here.

I have a Windows 10 (upgraded from 8.1 on Mac Boot Camp) which is fully activated. The same Windows instance, when launched via Parallels 11, as 'My Boot Camp', immediately reverts to non-activated. Click on Parallels Desktop logo on Mac menu bar > Control Center. Right click Parallels Desktop application icon in the dock > Control Center. In Control Center right click the machine you'd like to find and select Show in Finder. Hwp 2014 for mac review.