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<value><p>To take a <b>snapshot</b> is much like to take a picture of current VM state: its configuration, memory and hard disk.</p><p>Snapshots maybe used as backup/restore points when installing new software or using VM for development or testing purposes. If something has gone wrong there is an ability to roll-back and <b>"Apply"</b> a snapshot with good configuration.</p><p><b>"Rename"</b> button allows renaming snapshot and giving it some informative name, for example "Before applying service pack".</p></value>
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