Easy-to-use disk management tool
Parallels Compressor Workstation is an amazing, trial version Windows program, belonging to the category Software utilities with subcategory Disk and has been created by Parallels.
More about Parallels Compressor Workstation
Since the software joined our selection of programs and apps in 2007, it has managed to obtain 2,308 installations, and last week it had 1 installation.
Parallels Compressor Workstation is a light program that needs less free space than most software in the category Software utilities.
It’s available for users with the operating system Windows 2000 and former versions, and you can download it in English. The software version is 1086 and was updated on 2/2/2007.
Parallels Compressor Workstation is a powerful, easy-to-use disk management tool that improves the performance of any Parallels, VMware and Microsoft virtual workstation running Windows by reducing virtual hard disk size by 50% or more.
Works with Parallels, VMware and Microsoft products
Compressor Workstation works with virtual machines built with Parallels Workstation 2.
2, Parallels Desktop for Mac, VMware Workstation, and Microsoft Virtual PC
Optimized for desktop versions of Windows
Parallels Compressor is specifically designed to work with desktop versions of Windows, including Windows XP Professional and Home Editions SP2, Windows XP Professional x64 Edition SP1 and Windows 2000 Professional.
Save on storage costs
Parallels Compressor maximizes available hard drive resources, which helps eliminate the need to buy an external hard drive, or a larger internal hard drive, to accommodate growing virtual machines.
Improve virtual machine performance
By reducing hard-disk size by 50% or more and optimizing OS parameters, Parallels Compressor Workstation reduces virtual hard drive call times and speeds overall virtual machine operation.
Reduce virtual machines to a portable size, without compromising performance
Parallels Compressor Workstation reduces virtual workstations to a size that can be easily burned to a CD or DVD or transferred to another machine via the Internet or a LAN.
