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# Monitoring Active Parallels Desktop Installations
To view computers with active Parallels Desktop installations:
1. On the **Dashboard** page, locate the **Parallels Desktop for Mac Business/Enterprise Edition** product card and click the **Registered Computers** row.
2. The page opens, displaying the list of active computers.
{% hint style="info" %}
**Note:** Not all available columns are displayed in the **Computers** list by default. To see additional columns, click the  icon and select the columns you want displayed. To hide a column, deselect it. You may need to scroll the list horizontally to see all columns.
{% endhint %}
Use the **Display** drop-down menu to see all, expiring soon, or expired installations. The list will be filtered according to the option that you select.
Use the **Computers** drop-down menu to filter the list by computer status. You can choose from the following:
* **All** — display all known computers, active or not.
* **Active** — display only computers on which Parallels Desktop is active.
* **Deactivated** — display computers on which Parallels Desktop has been deactivated. For more info, see [**Deactivating Parallels Desktop on a Computer**](/landing/pd-ag/parallels-desktop-licensing-guide/managing-subscriptions-licences-and-seats/deactivating-parallels-desktop-on-a-computer.md).
* **Blacklisted** — Display blacklisted computers. For more info, see [**Blacklisting a Specific Computer**](/landing/pd-ag/parallels-desktop-licensing-guide/managing-subscriptions-licences-and-seats/blacklisting-a-specific-computer.md).
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