Now, before starting Article Hagenbeck, because it is important to take a snapshot for all of your
virtual machines, right?
I already told you what a snapshot is so you can assume a snapshot as bookmarks.
So if anything goes wrong, we can go back in time, right.
We can restore back to the previous state of our virtual machine.
So how to do this?
First of all, click the three dots you would see here, then go to snapshots, click on pick.
Give it a name like Snapshot for Carly.
Give a description like new installation.
OK, now let's start there.
Let's Skype username that is rude and password is one, two, three, OK?
Now, we have taken a snapshot for a because it is a new installation now.
We made some changes to Kali and then take a snapshot again, OK?
And then we switch between the two.
So suppose you have updated your calendar or you have cleared some folders in Cali.
Let me create it for you.
First of all, let's see our location by using the WD command.
OK, now let's go to backstop.
And create some folders like a B, so we have created four different folders here right now, the power
of this virtual machine and take a new snapshot or get a snapshot, new description like updated Kaali.
Now we have two different kind of screenshots.
Suppose you want to go back to the newly installed virtual machine so you help us select this.
That is for select this snapshot for Carly.
That is our snapshot number one.
And click on Restor.
Then go to this option and click on start.
Now, let's log in.
And you will see no folders here, right?
So we have our virtual machine back, we are booted from the first snapshot, which is a new installation
right now.
Suppose you want to go back to your updated Kailey or where you have created four different folders.
That is ABCDE.
Then what do you have to do?
Is power of this virtual machine?
OK, select that snapshot, click on this door and then click on Studd.
And that's how snapshots actually works.
OK.