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- Change the docker storage location in docker desktop for windows
If you ran out of disk storage or want to move docker storage to another drive in windows you can simply follow these steps: click on setting gear on top right of docker desktop page on left side click on Resources click on advanced option under resources click on browse button next to disk image location (default location is : C:\\Users\\your user name \\AppData\\Local\\Docker\\wsl\\disk
- 2 Docker Desktop - Unexpected WSL error
I faced the same issue and here are the steps which I followed, and it worked for me Uninstall the current Docker Desktop Remove any docker folder from your user directory Clean the %temp% folder Unregister docker-desktop using WSL Run wsl --update Reinstall Docker Desktop Restart Windows
- Docker Desktop not visible - Docker Community Forums
How do you try to start Docker Desktop? Have you tried if docker commands work and only the GUI is hidden? Also do you se the Docker icon at the top of the screen after starting Docker Desktop?
- Docker Desktop - Windows 11 - Unexpected WSL error
Docker Desktop - Windows 11 - Unexpected WSL error An unexpected error occurred while executing a WSL command I'm having trouble with Docker Desktop on my Windows 11 system
- Docker Desktop - Unexpected WSL error after restart
checking if isocache exists: CreateFile \\wsl$\docker-desktop-data\isocache\: The network name cannot be found I followed the instruction and it didnt’ work I uninstalled Docker, updated wsl and reinstalled Docker several times Restarted my PC about a million times I also uninstalled wsl and reinstalled it with no progress
- Issue with Docker Desktop on Windows 11: Wont Start After First Launch
I recently installed Docker Desktop on my Windows 11 machine After the initial installation, it started up automatically, and I was able to pull some images with everything working perfectly However, whenever I close Docker Desktop and try to restart it, it fails to launch The only way I can get it working again is by uninstalling and reinstalling, but the issue repeats each time—Docker
- Docker Desktop: ERROR: Cannot connect to the Docker daemon at unix . . .
I initially installed the engine, then after installing docker-desktop I could not connect to the daemon with either sudo or my user I had to uninstall desktop (other problems still debugging) and still couldn’t run the commands with sudo until I discovered this post My “default” context points to the proper socket
- Change ports and mount of an existing container - Docker Desktop . . .
Hello, Yes, there is a way to change and add ports and mounts to an existing container in Docker Desktop on Ubuntu You don’t need to use docker commit for this purpose To change ports, you can stop the container using docker stop [container_name], then remove it with docker rm [container_name], and finally run a new container with the updated port mappings using the docker run command For
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