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Docker forever in "Docker starts .." in Windows task

I have a stable version of Docker installed and it took forever to run. Until now, I have not seen the notification that Docker is running. I only see the Docker icon in the taskbar showing Docker is starting.

I am running Windows 10 Pro, Intel Core 2 Duo E8500, supports virtualization.

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This is followed by issue 487 Docker / for-win and mostly: issue 482 .

The menu " Diagnose and Feedback

should allow you to access the logs, which are in:

 %LOCALAPPDATA%\Docker\log.txt

It will generate a zip file with the specified logs and other information.

Default recommendation:

But sometimes all the options in the Reset panel are unavailable.

For testing, you can disable AV (AntiVirus) (again, just for testing).



Also check the status of your network adapter in Device Manager.

If you have a third-party networking product like VPN (e.g. https://www.zerotier.com/ ), try uninstalling it before restarting Docker.

Resetting Hyper-V can help:

Go to Turn Windows Features On or Off, disable all Hyper-V related features, restart your computer, then Docker should ask if it can enable and restart you.
Let it do it and see if it gets fixed. If not, then I'll probably try manually enabling Hyper-V.

Same:

I had a problem with the latest version. I uninstalled it, deleted all dock and server and virtual switch folders from hyper-v and then reinstalled and it worked.

Check if any IP address is already in use .
Finally, you can run some Hyper-V tests .

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UPDATE

Looks like in Windows version of Docker: 17.09.0-ce-win33 (13620) they fixed the issue

This is an annoying issue that docker for windows works with. Lattest modes have minimized it very little, but it still happens.



  • Check if Windows docker starts on Windows startup (this is the default behavior), if not check it.
  • Turn off the machine. No reboot. Malfunction.

Every time you find this problem, just turn off the machine. Next time the Windows Bootable Dock will start very quickly.

I know it looks esoteric, but it works.

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Working for me in powersheell on 10/17/2018

It looks like Hyper-V was not installed correctly either. Try uninstalling them and then manually installing them to see if that helps. Make sure you run powershell as administrator

  • Disable-WindowsOptionalFeature -FeatureName microsoft-hyper-v -online
    • (wait, sometimes so far you have decided, if not, continue)
    • Restart your computer
  • Enable-WindowsOptionalFeature -online -FeatureName Microsoft-Hyper-V -All
    • Restart your computer
  • Enable-WindowsOptionalFeature -online -FeatureName Containers -All

or

  • run MOFCOMP% SYSTEMROOT% \ System32 \ WindowsVirtualization.V2.mof in powershell
  • restarting the Hyper-V Management Service
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If your internet is running behind a proxy - you have to enter the proxy settings in the "Proxy" tab of the docker config window - it worked for me.

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