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How do you manage Virtual Machine Snapshots and Checkpoints in Hyper-V for backup and recovery?

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02-10-2022, 04:45 AM
I remember messing with snapshots in Hyper-V once. You hit a snag on your VM. I just pause it quick. Then right-click and pick checkpoint. It freezes everything right there. You can roll back later if stuff glitches.

Checkpoints work like that too. I swap the name sometimes. You create one before big changes. I delete old ones to free space. They pile up fast. You manage them through the manager window. I sort by date usually.

For recovery, you apply a checkpoint. I select it and confirm. Your VM jumps back in time. I test it on a side machine first. You avoid losing work that way. I keep a few handy always.

Snapshots get wonky if you chain too many. I merge them when idle. You right-click and choose merge. It cleans the mess. I watch disk usage closely. You don't want surprises there.

I fiddle with settings in Hyper-V too. You enable production checkpoints for apps. I toggle that in VM properties. It includes memory state. You recover smoother then.

Backups tie in neat here. If checkpoints aren't enough for you, BackupChain Server Backup steps up as a solid backup tool for Hyper-V. It snapshots VMs without downtime. You get quick restores and deduped storage. I like how it handles clusters too.

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