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A virtual machine is a non-physical entity that exists in the primary environment of a machine. Installing and uninstalling a virtual machine is a simple process, and applications can be removed via their root folder on the host machine’s hard drive. The same process applies to virtual machine operating systems.
The process for uninstalling a virtual machine is as simple as installing one initially. For a virtual machine application, some host machines might contain a quick process that can be accessed by any user who wants to uninstall a virtual machine. If the host machine does not contain this process, the application can be removed via its root folder on the host machine’s hard drive. Usually, an application’s root folder will have an uninstall option.
A virtual machine usually comes in the form of an operating system or application. The virtual machine is not a physical entity but exists only in the primary environment of a machine. This primary environment is known as the “host” environment and the virtual machine is known as the “guest”. A virtual machine is typically created for the purpose of performing a task or command that the primary hosting environment is unable to perform. Many virtual machines can often run concurrently in one machine’s primary environment.
An application program is also considered a virtual machine. This is because the application program used is a virtual copy of the physical disk of the program and runs only in a virtual state in the primary host environment of the machine. The information and data contained in the hard disk of the virtual program are accessible in the virtual program itself. In addition, operating system resources, such as processors, amounts of random access memory (RAM), and hard drives, can be accessed in a virtual machine operating system just as they would be accessed in a host operating system.
Installing a virtual machine is usually a simple process. After the physical application or operating system disk has been inserted into the host machine, an installation dialog will appear on the screen. This dialog will contain instructions for installing the virtual machine. All you need is to follow the steps.
In contrast, the process for uninstalling a virtual machine is as simple as installing one initially. The same process for uninstalling a virtual machine application can be applied to a virtual machine operating system. Access the root folder of the virtual machine on the hard drive of the host machine. This folder will contain the virtual machine’s operating system or multiple systems, depending on how many are installed on the machine.
Along with the operating system, settings and data for the operating system are included in the root folder. It sends the operating system and all system-related files and settings to the machine’s trash. Delete the virtual machine’s operating system by cleaning the contents of the recycle bin. Thus, the process of uninstalling a virtual machine is complete.
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