The data that was stored in "Kawigraphics-s006.vmdk" is unfortunately lost.
However, what we can do is to replace the missing file with a newly created dummy file that only contains the required metadata.
The steps I'd suggest are:
If the VM works as expected, you may then delete the previously created snapshot, and also the dummy VM.
I unfortunately can't tell you what caused the issue, but sometimes such issues are caused by On Access A/V scanning. What you may consider, is to exclude *.vm* files from being scanned.
André
Welcome to the Community.
one of the .vmdk files ("Kawigraphics-s006.vmdk") which make up the VM's virtual disk is missing.
Please run dir *.* /one > filelist.txt in the VM's folder, and attach the resulting filelist.txt to a reply post to find out what can be done.
I also recommend that - unless already done - you backup the VM's folder/files at this point in time.
Btw., do you have a recent backup?
André
I've added it and I don't have a recent backup but I've now created one for future proof
The data that was stored in "Kawigraphics-s006.vmdk" is unfortunately lost.
However, what we can do is to replace the missing file with a newly created dummy file that only contains the required metadata.
The steps I'd suggest are:
If the VM works as expected, you may then delete the previously created snapshot, and also the dummy VM.
I unfortunately can't tell you what caused the issue, but sometimes such issues are caused by On Access A/V scanning. What you may consider, is to exclude *.vm* files from being scanned.
André