I half expected Pat Gelsinger to turn up, but nope – he didn’t. Unbelievably, none of them work, not even that last one. Wait until the moon is full, stand on your head and pray for the VMware Gods to save you.Shutdown the VM, take a snapshot, delete all the snapshots, power it on and consolidate.vMotion to another host and try and consolidate.So you do what every good techie does and Google it right? You’ll come across all number of solutions: But what if it doesn’t work and you get something like the error below: You will no doubt just right-click on the VM > Snapshots > Consolidate and vSphere does its magic and fixes it.
So if you’ve got a warning on your vCenter (6.5 U3) against a particular VM that looks something like this: Had a problem recently where I had a VM with a lot of snapshots which somehow failed to get noticed, so following a vCenter upgrade it lit up like a Christmas Tree! So here is how it was fixed with the help from a very kind man at VMware Support
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