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vboxmanage-unregistervm

Remove VM from VirtualBox registry

TLDR

Unregister a VM by name
$ vboxmanage unregistervm [vmname]
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Unregister a VM by UUID
$ vboxmanage unregistervm [uuid]
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Unregister and delete all associated VM files
$ vboxmanage unregistervm [vmname] --delete
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Unregister and delete all files including attached DVDs and floppies
$ vboxmanage unregistervm [vmname] --delete-all
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SYNOPSIS

vboxmanage unregistervm uuid | vmname [--delete | --delete-all]

DESCRIPTION

vboxmanage unregistervm removes a virtual machine from the VirtualBox registry. The VM can be identified by its name or UUID. Without --delete, only the registration is removed while all VM files are kept on disk. With --delete or --delete-all, the associated files are permanently removed.

PARAMETERS

--delete

Delete all VM files including hard disk images (that are not shared with other VMs), the machine XML definition file, and snapshot files.
--delete-all
Delete all files described in --delete, as well as all DVDs and floppy images located in the VM folder and attached only to this VM.

CAVEATS

The --delete and --delete-all options permanently remove VM files and cannot be undone. Shared disk images used by other VMs are not deleted.

SEE ALSO

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