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# Liberare rapidamente spazio su disco

Usando **Procedura guidata per liberare spazio su disco**, è possibile comprimere il disco o i dischi rigidi della macchina virtuale con solo un clic e rimuovere i file inutilizzati in modo da liberare spazio su disco.

Per comprimere rapidamente il disco o dischi, rimuovi i file inutili e libera spazio su disco:

1. Spegni la macchina virtuale.
2. Scegli **File** > **Libera spazio su disco**.

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La **Procedura guidata per liberare spazio su disco** indica se è possibile recuperare spazio su disco rimuovendo le istantanee della macchina virtuale, i file della cache e vari file non necessari quali i file delle statistiche, il dump di memoria e i file sugli arresti anomali del sistema, che vengono generati durante il ciclo di vita della macchina virtuale.

È inoltre possibile risparmiare spazio su disco comprimendo i dischi virtuali manualmente o facendo clic su **Recupera** nella scheda **Generale** della configurazione della macchina virtuale.


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