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VMDK-CONVERTTMP File - What is it and how do I open it?
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What is a VMDK-CONVERTTMP file? A VMDK-CONVERTTMP file is a temporary file created by VMWare Fusion, a program used for running software virtual machines (VMs). It is saved within a .VMWAREVM package, and contains temporary information for the virtual machine.
More Information VMware Fusion is an application that allows you to run guest operating systems on your Mac, such as Windows or Linux. When you install an operating system (OS) with Fusion, the software creates a VM and saves all its resource files, along with the temporary VMDK-CONVERTTMP file in the VMWAREVM package. You can find VMWAREVM files in the following location (Fusion saves them here by default): Macintosh HD/Users/[username]/Virtual Machines VMDK-CONVERTTMP files can be very large (hundreds of gigabytes) and, therefore, may consume large amounts of disk space. It is possible to delete these files without corrupting your virtual machine. However, before performing any manual changes, you should either 1) copy the virtual machine before deleting the VMDK-CONVERTTMP file to make sure it doesn't corrupt the VM or 2) consult VMWare Fusion technical support.
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.VMDK-CONVERTTMP File Extension
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What is a VMDK-CONVERTTMP file?
A VMDK-CONVERTTMP file is a temporary file created by VMWare Fusion, a program used for running software virtual machines (VMs). It is saved within a .VMWAREVM package, and contains temporary information for the virtual machine.
More Information
VMware Fusion is an application that allows you to run guest operating systems on your Mac, such as Windows or Linux. When you install an operating system (OS) with Fusion, the software creates a VM and saves all its resource files, along with the temporary VMDK-CONVERTTMP file in the VMWAREVM package. You can find VMWAREVM files in the following location (Fusion saves them here by default):
Macintosh HD/Users/[username]/Virtual Machines
VMDK-CONVERTTMP files can be very large (hundreds of gigabytes) and, therefore, may consume large amounts of disk space. It is possible to delete these files without corrupting your virtual machine. However, before performing any manual changes, you should either 1) copy the virtual machine before deleting the VMDK-CONVERTTMP file to make sure it doesn't corrupt the VM or 2) consult VMWare Fusion technical support.
How to open a VMDK-CONVERTTMP file
You should not attempt to open a VMDK-CONVERTTMP file manually. Instead, VMware Fusion references the file when running a virtual machine.
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Updated: December 22, 2022