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A Windows VM configured for ProductionOnly cannot create a checkpoint. Host disk capacity is adequate, and a VSS writer inside the guest is failed. What explains the behavior?

Choose the single best answer.

  1. A.An external switch is mandatory for every checkpoint
  2. B.A larger maximum RAM bypasses application-writer errors
  3. C.Production consistency failed and the configured setting prohibits standard fallback
  4. D.ProductionOnly always saves guest memory before VSS runs
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✓ Correct answer

  • Production consistency failed and the configured setting prohibits standard fallback

ProductionOnly fails when production consistency cannot be obtained, matching the failed writer. It does not capture saved memory. External switching is not a checkpoint prerequisite, and a memory ceiling does not repair VSS writer failures.

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