- Diagnostics ID: FEAB3F0B-07A0-461C-8192-96159CB98C12/20210818133631
Actual behavior
When I right-click and select Switch to Windows Containers, Docker times out and freezes. I've also tried doing it via the command line and get the same result.
Expected behavior
Docker should restart in Windows container mode
Information
- Is it reproducible? Yes
- Is the problem new? No
- Did the problem appear with an update? Initial install
- A reproducible case if this is a bug, Dockerfiles with reproduction inside is best.
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- Windows Version: 10 Pro 10.0.19042 Build 19042
- Docker Desktop Version: 3.6.0 (67351)
- WSL2 or Hyper-V backend? WSL2 I believe, Hyper-V is also installed and virtualization enabled in bios
- Are you running inside a virtualized Windows e.g. on a cloud server or a VM: No
Steps to reproduce the behavior
- Start a fresh install of Docker Deskop for WIndows
- Right click in system tray docker icon and select "Switch to Windows Containers"
This worked once somewhere in the middle of my attempts over the last few weeks, so I know it can work - but I cannot get it to work again. Thanks!
Also, I've tried with both "Use the WSL2 based engine" on and off, have tried re-installing the hyper-v feature, and double checked that virtualization is on in the bios
This may help as well... after I get the error, and the daemon isn't running, when I try and clean and delete everything, I get a different set of errors, seen here: FEAB3F0B-07A0-461C-8192-96159CB98C12/20210818134321
Actual behavior
When I right-click and select Switch to Windows Containers, Docker times out and freezes. I've also tried doing it via the command line and get the same result.
Expected behavior
Docker should restart in Windows container mode
Information
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Steps to reproduce the behavior
This worked once somewhere in the middle of my attempts over the last few weeks, so I know it can work - but I cannot get it to work again. Thanks!
Also, I've tried with both "Use the WSL2 based engine" on and off, have tried re-installing the hyper-v feature, and double checked that virtualization is on in the bios
This may help as well... after I get the error, and the daemon isn't running, when I try and clean and delete everything, I get a different set of errors, seen here: FEAB3F0B-07A0-461C-8192-96159CB98C12/20210818134321