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✅ 【About this Video】
⏰ 0:00 Start
⏰ 00:36 Why Make Virtual Machine Backup
⏰ 01:32 2 Ways to Backup Virtual Machine

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✅ 【Detail】
Some people treat VM snapshot as a backup, just like the system restore point in Windows. In fact, this is not the case. VM snapshots work in a "chain", if any of the disks in the chain is damaged, the whole chain becomes damaged. Besides, VM snapshots have some disadvantages.

In this case, what you need is a backup of the VM to prevent any accidents happen. And to ensure that the VM is always available. Therefore, VM backup is imperative.

Before we start to backup, you have to notice that - don't back up your VM while running or suspended, otherwise your data in that state may not be restored properly. Besides, VMs take up too many resources, so you can delete backup files periodically.

The first way is to backup the VM as a physical machine, which means we backup the disk where we store it.
1. Run AOMEI Backupper to get to its homepage, click Backup on the left, then click Disk backup.
2. Click Add Disk to select the disk you want to backup.
3. Click to select a destination to save the backup image.
Here you can backup to an internal or external disk and network location.
4. We can click Schedule to set automatic backup per day, week, or month. Also, we can click "Options" and "Enable encryption for backups" to prevent unwanted access.
5. Then, run the backup task by clicking Start Backup.

The second way is to backup VM as a file in a real computer that contains many .vmdk files. These .vmdk files can be backed up quickly, so it is easier.
1. Click File Backup under the Backup tap.
2. Click Add Folder to select the folder containing all items of your virtual machine.
3. Select a destination path for your VM files.
4. Set schedule backup and click Start Backup.

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