# Take snapshot
PS C:\> New-Snapshot -VM Test-1 -Name 'This is a test snapshot' -Description 'Testing this out' -Quiesce -Memory
# Get latest snapshot
PS C:\> $snapshot1 = Get-Snapshot -VM $vm | Sort-Object -Property Created -Descending | Select -First 1
# Remove a snapshot
PS c:\> Remove-Snapshot -Snapshot $snapshot1 -RemoveChildren
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