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It was quite simple. I just needed to download the Docker Desktop for Windows - x86_64 from this link. Then, open cmd as an administrator, navigate to the folder where the installer was downloaded using the command: cd "folder_path" After that, just run the following command: start /w "" "Docker Desktop Installer.exe" install This worked for me.
Stop Docker Desktop; Run the following command in your terminal wsl --unregister docker-desktop; Run Docker Desktop again (Will recreate the distro) Note: I also start my Docker Desktop as Administrator each time, so you probably need to run your terminal/Powershell as Administrator like I did. Hope this helps! It was what worked for me
Context: default. If you are using the Desktop, the context shouldn’t be default but “desktop-linux”. It could also be default, but if you installed docker engine as well, and you don’t have the docker group and don’t use sudo, you can’t access the docker socket.
Metin, No, I was using a docker-desktop-less implementation. My last project was a scientific instrument, we chose to host the docker containers on a Windows (10) computer with docker services running on the host (Windows) and the WSL2 distro.
I need to start docker containers when starting windows 10 pro without user logon. Previously I was able to start “C:\\Program Files\\Docker\\Docker\\Docker Desktop.exe” with the Windows task scheduler application Now after a new installation of windows it is not working. Not even trying to start a powershell script that launches service and application. Something starts and I notice it ...
Hi, I’m experiencing issues with Docker Desktop integration with WSL 2. Here are the details: Docker Desktop Version: latest version WSL 2 Version: Ubuntu OS: Windows 10 I’ve followed the recommended troubleshooting steps: Enabled WSL integration in Docker Desktop settings. Verified that WSL 2 is the default version. Updated WSL using wsl --update. Restarted Docker Desktop and my machine ...
I feel like I’ve given this disclosure a thousand times over the last couple weeks as I try to get all the kinks worked out of self-hosting and whatnot, but I’m new to all this and I’m not sure where I’ve gone. I downloaded Docker Desktop, and I have Jellyfin and Nginx running in containers. That’s all that’s there, and if you had asked me a week ago when I installed them, I would ...
Hello, I just recently started to use Docker Desktop for my studies, I’m trying to customize a Keycloak theme and I just encountered an issue opening the file explorer of my container on Docker Desktop (Click on Container > Files). Just few seconds before encountering this issue, I managed to drop down my custom theme in the file explorer, I can see him using power shell and bash commands ...
I have installed Docker desktop version 4.32.0 on Windows 11 with WSL2. I have noticed that one of the distros, docker-desktop-data , is missing and seems not to be installed. Is this causing a problem? I have pulled images and everything seems to be working. I also have not found anything regarding this change in the latest updates, so I’m wondering if it’s not being used anymore.
Here’s a corrected version of your forum post: Issue: Running systemctl --user start docker-desktop produces no output and doesn’t launch Docker Desktop. Context: I’m trying to install Docker using the instructions provided here: Docker Installation Guide for Ubuntu. However, the systemctl command doesn’t yield any result. Here are the outputs when I check the installation: ~$ docker ...