Which statement about virtual machine snapshot recovery is incorrect?

The statement regarding the recovery of virtual machine snapshots that is incorrect is that deleted port groups are restored with snapshots. When a snapshot of a virtual machine is taken, it captures the state of the VM's hardware, software, and data at a specific point in time. However, the snapshot does not include the network configuration of the virtual machine, such as port groups in a virtual switch. If a port group is deleted after a snapshot is taken, restoring the snapshot will not recreate or restore that deleted port group.

In contrast, the other statements are accurate reflections of how virtual machine snapshots work. Snapshots do allow you to revert the VM to the exact state it was in at the time of the snapshot, which includes the VM's file system and settings. Independent disk modes do not affect the snapshot functionality; rather, they allow certain disks to retain their data even when the VM is reverted to a previous state. Additionally, multiple snapshots can be created for a single virtual machine, enabling users to manage and revert to different points in time as needed.