Go to the folder where VirtualBox is installed, run a command line there and enter: VBoxManage.exe modifymedium disk "C:\PP\INST\LDPlayer64\vms\leidian0\data.vdi" -compact VBoxManage.exe modifymedium disk "C:\PP\INST\LDPlayer64\vms\leidian0\system.vdi" -compact These commands will shrink virtual disks and their size will become smaller.BlueStacks 5 outshined all the emulators, consuming about 10% CPU. Enter: adb.exe -s emulator-5554 remount adb.exe -s emulator-5554 shell dd if=/dev/zero of=/system/zerofile bs=1048576 adb.exe -s emulator-5554 shell rm -f /system/zerofile adb.exe -s emulator-5554 shell dd if=/dev/zero of=/data/zerofile bs=1048576 adb.exe -s emulator-5554 shell rm -f /data/zerofile These commands will fill the free space with zeros. Go to the folder where the emulator is installed, run a command line there and enter: adb.exe devices adb.exe devices Enter the above command twice so that emulator-5554 is not offline. Open emulator, go to Settings → Other Settings → ADB debugging → Open local connection. After editing, the section should look something like this: After editing, right-click on leidian.vbox and set the "Read Only" attribute. Inside leidian.vbox, go to the section and remove the two extra VMDK disk entries so that only the VDI disks remain. The file leidian.vbox will change, but it will need to be tweaked a bit (preferably with Notepad++).
In this case, system.vdi will be on SATA Port 0, and data.vdi will be on SATA Port 1. Run VirtualBox.exe and select the configuration file "C:\PP\INST\LDPlayer64\vms\leidian0\leidian.vbox" (Machine → Add.). After conversion, VMDK files can be deleted. Go to the folder where VirtualBox is installed, run the command line there and enter: VBoxManage.exe clonemedium disk "C:\PP\INST\LDPlayer64\vms\leidian0\system.vmdk" "C:\PP\INST\LDPlayer64\vms\leidian0\system.vdi" -format VDI VBoxManage.exe clonemedium disk "C:\PP\INST\LDPlayer64\vms\leidian0\data.vmdk" "C:\PP\INST\LDPlayer64\vms\leidian0\data.vdi" -format VDI Here "C:\PP\INST\LDPlayer64" is the folder where the emulator is installed. It's better to use the original VirtualBox instead of the one that comes with the emulator, because the file "C:\Program Files\ldplayerbox\Ld2VirtualBox.exe" for some reason does not save the configuration. Install Oracle VirtualBox if not already installed. If it is not removed, it will try to "restore" the original configuration with VMDK disks. Delete the dnrepairer.exe file in the emulator folder. I am providing step by step instructions. By the way, after converting disks to VDI format, the emulator began to work faster. The size of the disks can be reduced, but for this they need to be converted from VMDK to VDI.
You can reclaim free space on Windows PC by reducing the size of virtual disks.
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