HDD VIEWER

HDD files mean virtual hard disk produced by parallels desktop program, which stores the evidence of virtual drive.

HDS files mean limited or whole Hard Drive created by same Parallels Desktop software which stores the contents of the Hard Disk and is mounted when VM is running and it can be one of various HDS files that constitute entire hard drive which is located in an .HDD hard disk, which is saved in the .PVM VM data.

PVM files mean when virtual machine consists of the contents of hard disk that is used to load Windows Operating System on a computer which runs Mac Operating System.

Virtual Box is simply a virtualization application which acts as a bridge between Mac OS and Windows OS. It gets installed on your on your computers whether they are running Mac, Windows, Linux or Solaris operating systems. It enhances the capacity of your computer so that it is able to run various operating systems at similar time, means a user can run Linux and Windows on your Macintosh computer beside your current applications.

Advantages of parallels desktop are that user can run Windows XP and Mac OS X simultaneously. Another advantage of parallel desktop is that it does not need much ram to run itself. With desktop parallels user does not have to run different web server on their windows machine.

Yes, HDD Viewer works on Windows Environment and helps in viewing files.

Yes, PVM file reader is entirely free and there are NO hidden conditions whatsoever.

Yes, HDS file viewer will let you read corrupted HDD, PVM and HDS files.

Of course, HDD viewer is licensed to read files having size greater than 40 TB. Therefore, you will not face any issue for viewing file. NOTE: - The software is tested to control 40 TB of HDD files.