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Thank you! Had this problem. So I will have *two* device commands now, even though I only have one drive? Like so: --device=/dev/sr0:/dev/sr0 --device=/dev/sg1

Tried that and got the same error... I assume the GUI is just running this exact command behind the scenes Edit: the --nvram flag changes things, let me try again

I had been fooling around with several test Windows VMs, messing with the XML, etc., and now have managed to screw things up enough that I cannot delete the VMs to start over. That means I can't reuse my UUID that I need for my licensed copy of Windows, because it is currently reserved by one of these busted VMs. If I try to delete any of these VMs (which are currently stopped), I get an error that: Requested operation is not valid: cannot delete inactive domain with nvram Is there a way to remove these manually? A config file or something on the flash drive? I located the actual VM disc image but deleting that will not remove the entry from the Unraid GUI. The big problem is freeing up my UUID because it is tied to a paid version of W10, which right now is stuck on a useless VM.