Manually Delete Snapshots Parallels

This chapter explains how to install Parallels Image Tool on your system. You should manually open Snapshot Manager and delete them. You can view the. What if I need to create a reserve copy for my virtual machine and I don’t want to mess with the full VM or a Mac backup? Use Parallels Desktop Snapshots!

Symptoms I am unable to delete snapshots of my virtual machine. Parallels Desktop displays the following error: Unable to complete the operation The files required for the operation could not be found. Problem ID: 19014 Cause Virtual Machine's misconfiguration Resolution Warning: We strongly recommend to of your Virtual Machine before applying the solution below! Please take into account the size of virtual machine comparing to free space on Macintosh HD. Once you created a backup copy, please proceed with the following: • your Virtual machine in Finder • Right click on the *.pvm file of your virtual machine -> choose Show Package Contents • In Mac OS X, go to Applications > Utilities and launch Terminal.

Type the following but do not execute: prl_disk_tool merge --hdd • Drag the *.hdd file into Terminal and drop it right next to 'prl_disk_tool merge --hdd '. In Terminal you will see something like this: prl_disk_tool merge --hdd /Users/Username/Documents/Parallels/Windows 7.pvm/Windows 7-0.hdd Note: There should be a space between '--hdd' and 'Users/Username.' • Press Enter/Return key to run the command and merge the snapshots. • In the same directory (inside Virtual Machine's bundle) delete Snapshots.xml file.

Deleting a Virtual Machine Deleting a Virtual Machine You can delete a virtual machine using the Delete Virtual Machine assistant or by deleting its file manually. The Delete Virtual Machine assistant removes the following virtual machine files by default: • configuration file • virtual hard disk file(s) • snapshots • floppy disk image file(s), if any • output files of serial and parallel ports, if any • folder where this virtual machine files are stored The Delete Virtual Machine assistant can delete an open virtual machine that meets the following requirements: • The virtual machine is not running. If it is running, the Remove command in the File menu will be disabled. • The virtual machine is not blank. To delete a virtual machine: • Open the desired virtual machine.

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• Choose Remove from the File menu. The Delete Virtual Machine Assistant window appears.

If you do not want this window to appear the next time you start this wizard, select Always skip introduction. Click Continue. • Select the Delete option and click Continue. • The assistant finds all files related to the virtual machine and displays the list of them in the Files Selection dialog. The configuration file, virtual hard disk, output files of serial and parallel ports, and the home folder are pre-selected for deleting. However, the.iso image is not selected by default, because it can be used by other virtual machines. If you want to delete it too, select it in the list.

Note: Make sure you are not going to delete the virtual hard disk that is also used by other virtual machines. If you want to select all items in the list of files related to the virtual machine at a time, click the Select All button displayed below the list. If you want to clear all items in the list of files related to the virtual machine at a time, click the Clear All button displayed below the list.

Review the selection and click Delete. • The assistant removes the selected files from the hard disk of your Mac.