First of all, Windows applications are not designed for Retina displays, as Microsoft does not support it at all (at least for now). Then it must be Windows or your Windows applications, right? Wait… What if it’s Parallels Desktop?Īctually, it’s none of these. Is it the Mac? No, your Mac has always worked great! It’s still too shiny to blame. But again, who’s the rat here? Let’s guess… So, what do we do next? Simple! We pull out our guns to shoot the rat causing this problem.

Everything could’ve been working fine yesterday, but today you wake up and decide to check your email in your virtual machine and all the fonts and icons in Windows are either too BIGto digest or just too small to read. But in certain cases…well, you know how mysterious things can happen with software. In this post, I’ll guide you through configuring the ideal settings needed for you to enjoy the best display experience with Parallels Desktop running on your Mac.įirst, and most important, the default settings should be just fine. Guest blog by Dishant Tripathi, Parallels Support Team

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