To know how to forcibly Stop virtual machine check the following article. If you run into this issue, follow the instructions HERE. Windows 10 virtual machine starts with black screen, forcibly stopping the virtual machine and starting again makes the issue to be gone, but next starting/restarting of virtual machine will stuck again with black screen. NOTE: Make sure to leave Parallels services enabled. Or Win+R > msconfig > OK On the Services tab of the System Configuration dialog box, tap or click to select the Hide all Microsoft services check box, and then tap or click Disable all. Select System Configuration from the search results. It is common however for the Virtual Machine to then have an issue shutting down, where it continuously restarts. Open Windows Start menu and type msconfig. Confirm you want to Shut Down and Stop the Virtual MachineĪt this point you should be able to start up the Virtual Machine again like normal.If the toolbar isn't visible, you need to exit full screen, or move the mouse cursor up towards the top of the screen until it shows up. Select "Action" from the Virtual Machine's Toolbar.When Parallels opens back up it only gives the option to resume the machine that is "Suspended" but not actually shut down. When a Parallels Virtual Machine is left unattended for a long period of time, it is common for it to get stuck on a black screen, where closing the application, restarting, and reopening will not fix the issue.
This document details how to fix the common issue where a Parallels Virtual Machine is stuck on a black screen.
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