This misconception is not unique to Parallels. Developers have been trying to create a problem so that they can create a new ‘feature’ for a new product. They try to guess what kind of problem will rise, fix it, and then sell it as a feature exclusive for a paid update. Unfortunately, this kind of features, developed just to be a selling-point, is often moot and counterintuitive for the consumers. Actually calling it counterintuitive is an understatement, it’s more or less a nightmare.