Add the Backup as a separate new VM in VMware Workstation Player. So, if you want to take a snapshot in VMware Workstation Player, you can follow the 2-step process as outlined below. However, there is an easy workaround to take snapshots which also overcomes the limitations of the snapshot feature in Workstation Pro. On Workstation Pro, to take a snapshot, simply open a virtual machine from the VMware Workstation app, then click on VM > Snapshot > Take Snapshot. The ability to take a Virtual Machine (VM) snapshot is one such feature that is available to users on available on Workstation Pro and not to those using Workstation Player. VMware offers many advanced features that make virtual machine management much easier. If your VM malfunctions or fails, you can simply restore its snapshot from a previous time. For analyzing malware or conducting virtual machine experiments or tests. This is very helpful in the following ways: 
The virtualization program stores the VM’s current state along with all of its data when you take a snapshot.
Simply put, a virtual machine snapshot is a state that has been saved. How to take a Snapshot in VMware Workstation Player Similar to creating a system image for your Windows 11 or Windows 10 host OS which is pretty helpful in a situation where you have to restore or recover your system to a pre-determined state, in VMware Workstation Player, you can easily take a snapshot - in this post, we walk you through the steps on how to do so.
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