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This is likely a developer oversight on Parallels’ part, and could have easily been mitigated if Parallels had provided proper documentation for their configuration files to end users. You may use the “Where Is” tool for this, as referenced in the Networking Fix above. Find the string 0 and replace it with 1.Launch Terminal, and invoke the following command: sudo nano /Library/Preferences/Parallels/.While this transition has been largely successful in older operating systems, it hasn’t been nearly as smooth-sailing on Big Sur. Networking Bug, Explainedĭevelopers of Parallels 16 are transitioning from kernel extensions to system extensions.

Screenshot of ‘ ' after the necessary modifications, for reference. Follow them closely, and restart your device when prompted. If the file was modified correctly, instructions will appear guiding you to allow Parallels to install the required drivers. Alternatively, you may use Control+X followed by Y to quit Nano whilst saving changes.

Input Control+O to save the file, before entering Control+X to quit Nano.

If you’re unable to find the aforementioned line, add the line 0 under the ParallelsNetworkConfig section.

If it helps, you may use Control+W to open up the “Where Is” tool, where you may then input and press Return to be taken to the appropriate line.

Find the line containing X (where X may be 1 or -1), and change X to 0.

Below is a far-better solution, suggested by RenatN on the Parallels forum, that will allow you to have a far better experience with Parallels.īefore proceeding, please remember to save your work and quit Parallels. While many forums have suggested running Parallels as root (by invoking sudo -b /path/to/Parallels/executable), this is by no means a permanent solution. Resolving Network & USB Connectivity Issues in Parallels 16 for macOS Big Sur (“Network Initialization Failed”)Ī large number of Big Sur users have encountered connectivity issues while trying to run Parallels 16 on their devices.