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labs-and-projects/Lab1/vm/README.md

@@ -49,24 +49,25 @@ At the top, look for the bar labeled **"Mem"**. If you notice this bar is nearly
 
 **Note:** Stopping your VM will terminate all processes running on it. If you have active processes, stopping the VM could result in data loss or corruption. **Make sure to save your work before proceeding.**
 
-## Steps to Stop and Resume Your VM
+### Steps to Stop and Resume Your VM
 
 1. Open your browser and go to **Google Cloud > Console > Compute Engine > VM Instances**.
 2. Locate your VM under "VM Instances."
 <img src="img/vm.png"/>
 3. Click on the three vertical dots next to your VM.
-<img src="img/options.png"/>
+<img src="img/options_stop.png"/>
 4. Select **"Stop"** from the dropdown menu.
 5. You will see a warning about potential data loss. Confirm by clicking **"Stop"** again.
 
 Wait a few minutes for your VM to shut down. You can monitor its status under the "Status" column. Once it shows **Stopped**:
+<img src="img/stop.png"/>
 
 6. Click on the three vertical dots again and select **"Start/Resume."**  
-<img src="img/options.png"/>
+<img src="img/options_start.png"/>
 
 **Note:** After restarting, your VM will have a new external IP address. You will need this updated IP to SSH into your VM.
 
-## Reconnecting and Restarting JupyterLab
+### Reconnecting and Restarting JupyterLab
 
 Once your VM is running again: