Hi All,
I'm running HyperV on a Server 2016 cluster.
I have an issue where I have multiple .avhdx files stored with the .vhdx file. I understand that .avhdx files are differential disks when a checkpoint is created. I suspect that this was done by our backup software, but not removed properly.
If I view the VM in Hyper-V manager I see the following:
- No checkpoints exist for the VM
- The VM HDD settings are pointing to the .VHDX file
- The .AVHDX files are not growing in size
- The .VHDX file is growing in size
By all accounts it looks like these .AVHDX files are not in use and can safely be deleted. I would like a way to confirm that this is indeed the case.
Is anyone able to advise?
Thanks