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What support does Student Computer Support offer for machines running parallels?
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OIT will provide best effort support in the consulting area.  We will configure the virtual machine and do other services that we would normally do for the Windows OS in the walk-in area.  If we do an OS reload but we cannot reinstall Parallels, back up, or restore the Parallels virtual machines.
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