I got a warning that I had low disk space on my Windows 10 vm with options to suspend or shut down the vm. The first time, I suspended the vm and reopened it, freed up some disk space, and moved on. It happened a second time, so I shut down the vm. Knowing that vm snapshots take up a lot of disk space, I went into Settings and deleted the last snapshot. I started the vm and now all I get is a black screen. I've tried restarting the vm in Safe Mode but I get the same result.
I am running VMWare Fusion 11.5.5 and macOS Catalina.
I also have an old Windows 7 vm that still works just fine, so this must be isolated to the Windows 10 vm. While looking at the package contents of the Windows 10 vm, I noticed that while the vm itself is named "Windows 10 x64" and the vmx, vmxf, and other individual files are named "Windows 10 x64" the 15+ vmdk files are named "Virtual Disk-s001.vmdk" and so forth. That must have been something that Fusion did because I didn't change those names.
If someone can point me in the right direction to fix my problem, I will be very grateful!
