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PowerShell: Quick Snippet to Remove Virtual Machine Snapshots in VMM

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$vmNames=@(
    'MACHINE1',
    'MACHINE2'
)
foreach($vmName in $vmNames){
    $checkpoint = Get-SCVMCheckpoint -VM $vmName
    if($checkpoint){$checkpoint|%{Remove-SCVMCheckpoint -VMCheckpoint $_ -Confirm:$false}}else{write-host "$vmName is skipped."}
}
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