>I have 6 Virual machines Saved in a Folder on My Network. Sometimes during my
>Testing of Operating Systems when I Load One using Say Windows XP and Save
>State, The next time I try to Use it with Vista 64/32 bit, VPC can't
>recognise it's Saved State and won't load it. My Question is, is there some
>means of Deleting a Saved State without having to go to another machine on
>the network and loading it in it's previous O/S and Deleting it's saved state.
>Here's one clasic example; On an XP machine on the Network with VPC + SP1, I
>load Say Windows ME VPC and Close it Saving it's State, Then I go to a Vista
>Machine and Try and Load it, but it can't recognise it's saved state, so I
>have to go back to the XP machine Load it and Delete it's Saved State I
>realise that you can just right click it and delete the saved state. But lets
>say that that XP machine is not available for some reason, on the Vista
>Machine I have no way of loading it because in it's current state it can't
>recognise it. It would be nice if there was some simple little Utility that
>one could load and go to the Virtual Machine from any PC on the Network and
>Delete it's saved state without having to Install VPC or Run it.