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Vmdk Corrupt -
If you work with VMware virtual machines, the term VMDK (Virtual Machine Disk File) is likely familiar. This file stores the entire contents of a virtual hard drive—including the OS, applications, and data. When a VMDK becomes corrupt, it can render a VM unbootable or cause critical data loss.