April 5, 2017
/
Issues with Docker on Windows 10
Issues with Docker on Windows 10
Recently I decided to learn about Docker and I ran immediately into a problem running installing the latest version of Docker for Windows where I had followed their instructions for installing Hyper-V and enabling virtualization but it still didn’t work… Complaining about how virtualization was not enabled. But I found the solution! If you have had the following error and still can’t get it to work then try my steps:
Note: I recommend uninstalling any version of Docker from your system restarting your computer before following these instructions
- Open a command window as Administrator
-
Run the command:
bcedit /enum - Check the value for “hypervisorlaunchtype” and if it is anything other than “Auto” then this is your issue
-
Run the following command to change the “hypervisorlaunchtype” to “Auto”:
bcedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype Auto - Restart you computer
-
Re-install docker from here
If indeed the issue you were having was the same as mine (step three should be the tell tale sign…) then everything should work fine now!
