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No activity detected on VM, aborting #2253
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I have the exact same issue, same version of everything. Even tried the credentials reset... and they don't seem to be saved. The checks get unchecked... Diagnostics ID: 72CE2702-9EA7-4778-9954-ABA297A75D0D/20180725110614 |
Had the same issue here. Was able to fix it by resetting to factory default settings... Was not exactly obvious that that would be the fix though. |
@Planswalker I'd like to avoid this, if possible. |
@Planswalker Loosing all the containers is not really an option... |
Got exactly the same after docker updated itself No activity detected on VM, aborting There are a few mentions of |
@ianwdunlop It does. Its safe to click... it has a warning ans confirmation request, saying just that. It would nuke all the images, containers, etc. |
Is there a way to downgrade to the previous version/build? I don't know where to find the installers 😭 |
I've gone for the factory reset. Luckily I had the data I needed backed up so it wasn't too much of a problem to get the containers running again but not a great advert for docker that an update has caused so much pain. |
@dpgover tried downgrade, unfortunately Docker doesn't let you. |
Exact same issue after updated to Version 18.06.0 this morning No activity detected on VM, aborting |
I couldn't wait any longer... I have to work... So I finally opted for the factory reset. Seems to be working. |
Factory Reset resolves the issue, but this could not be an option for all of us. |
Same issue here, cannot afford Factory Reset, waiting other solutions. |
Same issue here after updating to 18.06.0-ce stable. Goodbye cache :( |
Okay, so after factory resetting yesterday, I turned on my computer this morning only to run into the same error. Factory resetting again is apparently only a temporary solution, at least for me. |
@Planswalker that's huge! Hey @docker, do you plan to fix this? |
Looks like they did - I just got an update notification, and after installing it Docker rebooted with no problems. Hooray! |
@Planswalker How do you get the update, no updates on my side. |
Can confirm, update resolved the issue. @cybertk update arrived automatically this morning. If that's not the case for you, hit 'Check for Updates' in Docker's context menu. |
@AdamMarton Could you please share your current Docker-For-Win version, as I was told already on latest version after hitting 'Check for Update'. But this issue is still there. |
Hey @cybertk, here it is: |
@cybertk Version Version 18.06.0-ce-win72 (19098) came in this morning. Seems to work so far. The issues listed as fixed seemed pretty much the same as previous version but so far it appears to work. |
Thanks for the information. But it's strange I cannot get the update, do you know if there is a way to upgrade manually? |
Using build 19098, I still am facing the same issue. |
@cybertk I've already mentioned above. |
Upgraded to 19098 by downloading the installer from Docker Store. But the issue is still there. |
@cybertk did you do a factory reset? |
Nope, I have important data in containers . |
Issue is not resolved, still getting: No activity detected on VM, aborting |
uninstall and removing docker registries on windows |
Same issue: |
I wanted to modify data-root path in config file and with Linux Containers I can't do it, but with Windows Containers I can. |
Possible duplicate of #2404 |
Running Docker For Windows 2.0.0.0-win81 (29211) in a Win 10 Hyper-V VM, getting the same error:
Excerpt from the logs (diagnostic ID = C08ADECF-548F-4CC3-8737-BD8A79BC8EF0/20190104144108):
Steps to reproduce:
Have tried all manner of settings in host's BIOS, and the VM docker and Hyper-V installations. I've also tried a clean reinstall of both docker and Hyper-V in the VM. I've received plenty of other errors but I've worked through them to this point. FYI Docker runs fine on the host machine, but that's one of the things I'm hoping to offload to my development VM. |
Yeah, it's unable to figure out a timer setting (if memory serves be correctly, I've given up on nested docker unfortunately). If you start the VM directly and watch the boot it hangs. |
Running Docker For Windows 2.0.0.0-win82 (29268) in a Win 10 (Version 1709) VMware VM, getting the same error:
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Same exact here inside a VMWare VM. Tried factory reset to no success. Unfortuante as I require VMWare on my workstation; so I figured running in VMWare is the next best solution; but no dice. :( |
Win 1803, latest docker, running in VM, was not working for Linux Containers. After 2 days of trying:
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Same issue with Win 10 Enterprise 1809 and docker 2.0.03 (31259)
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Windows 10 Pro 1809 Build 17763.437
Simply right clicking the tray icon and restarting allows it to start fine |
@OrangutanGaming , of course I tried to restart, then tried to factory reset, than tried to reinstall, than tried to go through steps that @vitalybibikov provided. |
Every time you start you get that error? I wasn't really providing a fix, I just wanted to provide my log incase docker want more info |
After restarting it looks like docker work. But I see that it doesn't apply any changes that I make. |
And If I quit from docker and open it again it will open in Windows mode. |
I fixed it manually like the following steps and I don't use Docker Desktop anymore. This helped me (see also).
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@sschaerli Sir, you saved my day =) |
…s Docker for Windows does not work correctly. See here for further details docker/for-win#2253
…s Docker for Windows does not work correctly. See here for further details: docker/for-win#2253
Ran into this issue starting about a week ago. |
This worked for me. First disabling and then re-enabling hyper-V and then reinstalling docker for desktop. |
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Expected behavior
Docker should work after the 18.06 update.
Actual behavior
Docker cannot start, and gives me this:
Information
Also tried to reset Shared Drives' credentials, which won't save as well (could be related or an entirely different issue). Yes, I've restarted my host OS too.
Steps to reproduce the behavior
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