1. Open Hyper-V Manager:- Launch Hyper-V Manager on your Windows machine.2. Locate VMs with Checkpoints:- In the Hyper-V Manager console, navigate to the "Virtual Machines" section.- Identify the VMs that have existing checkpoints that you want to delete.3. Shut Down VMs (If Required):- Before deleting checkpoints, it is recommended to shut down the VMs to ensure data consistency.- Right-click on the target VM in the list and select "Shut Down" if the VM is currently running.4. View Checkpoints:- Right-click on the VM and choose "Checkpoints" from the context menu.- A list of existing checkpoints for the selected VM will be displayed.5. Delete Checkpoints:- To delete a specific checkpoint, right-click on it and select "Delete Checkpoint."- To delete all checkpoints and return to the current state of the VM, choose "Delete Checkpoint Subtree."6. Confirm Deletion:- A confirmation dialog will appear. Click "Delete" to confirm the deletion of the checkpoint(s).7. Start VMs (If Applicable):- Once the checkpoints are successfully deleted, you can start the VMs again, if they were previously shut down.
