2025/6/5 -If you copied this virtual machine to a new location, you should create a new UUID since the copy of the virtual machine is using the same UUID as the original ...
2025/7/8 -Consider the following circumstances: UUID Changes: If a virtual machine's UUID changes, it will result in previous backup jobs being converted to full backups.
2025/4/30 -In the default system configuration, all virtual machines that are created when you deploy a vApp template or an OVF upload are assigned the same BIOS UUID.
2025/5/1 -Administer > Settings > Content(tab) > Host Duplicate DMI UUIDs - Add the UUID in the form of an array Alternatively, Update UUID on individual machine.
2025/6/20 -The issue occurs when the same UUID is assigned to multiple virtual machines. Tip. The same UUID is assigned If a VM is cloned or created from a Template.
2025/6/2 -UUIDs are widely used by VirtualBox. Each virtual machines and each virtual disk of a virtual machine must have a different UUID. When you launch a virtual ...
2025/5/5 -If you have virtual machines using duplicated BIOS UUID, you cannot see all existing virtual machines. Only one of them will be displayed. The following steps ...
2025/6/5 -When VMware creates a VM, it creates (at least one) UUID (Universally Unique Identifiers) on startup. This value is generated using the host machine's BIOS, and ...
2025/5/10 -I can explain that and give you a solution. Vmware maintains an "identity" (UUID) for each virtual machine in its *.vmx file. That file is just a text file.
2025/7/6 -To resolve this issue, ensure that no two virtual machines have the same instance UUID. This scenario is commonly seen in instances where a backup VM becomes ...