[jackjharborn]

Hey everyone, I’ve been having some issues with my VMware lately, and I was wondering if anyone has experience with the repair disk feature. My virtual machines seem to be acting up, and I’m not sure how to fix it. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated!

[carlredford]

I’ve encountered similar problems with VMware before, and the repair disk feature can be a lifesaver. First things first, make sure to vmware repair disk shut down your virtual machine properly. Then, go to the virtual machine settings and select the hard disk you want to repair. Under the Utilities menu, you’ll find the option to repair the disk. It will run a file system check and fix any issues it encounters. After that, restart your VM and see if the problems persist. It’s a good practice to have a backup before attempting any repairs, just in case.

[davidjwillson]

Repairing the disk can often resolve underlying issues causing performance problems in your virtual machines. Additionally, if you’re still facing issues after the repair, consider checking the VMware logs for any error messages or warnings. These logs can provide valuable insights into what might be going wrong. You can find them in the virtual machine folder where your VM files are stored. Look for files with a .log extension. Feel free to share any error messages here, and we can help you troubleshoot further. Good luck!

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