Hello Team,
I have decided to delete all snapshots of my Windows 7 VM on a MacBook as the automatic snapshots were taking up all the space on my host OS.
I have entered the Snapshot Manager (in Parallel 6 for Mac) and clicked on Delete & children on the first snapshot, understanding from the User's manual that it would first merge all child snapshots before deleting them.
The process has been running for over 3 hours now (pvm is a little less than 100 GB and the original hdd is probably about 55 GB). When I show the content of the package for my Windows 7.hdd, I get 4 different hdd, the initial one (55 GB), and 3 other ones, (20 GB, 10 GB, 11 GB).
In the end, what I really want is to get rid of all snapshots, shut down snapshot functionality, so I can save all this space and start being able to compress my VM again. Can I simply delete those other hdd files? Can I kill the VM delete snapshot process while it is running (in case this goes one for another 3+ hours)?
Thank you very much in advance for your help,
Rod
I have decided to delete all snapshots of my Windows 7 VM on a MacBook as the automatic snapshots were taking up all the space on my host OS.
I have entered the Snapshot Manager (in Parallel 6 for Mac) and clicked on Delete & children on the first snapshot, understanding from the User's manual that it would first merge all child snapshots before deleting them.
The process has been running for over 3 hours now (pvm is a little less than 100 GB and the original hdd is probably about 55 GB). When I show the content of the package for my Windows 7.hdd, I get 4 different hdd, the initial one (55 GB), and 3 other ones, (20 GB, 10 GB, 11 GB).
In the end, what I really want is to get rid of all snapshots, shut down snapshot functionality, so I can save all this space and start being able to compress my VM again. Can I simply delete those other hdd files? Can I kill the VM delete snapshot process while it is running (in case this goes one for another 3+ hours)?
Thank you very much in advance for your help,
Rod