windows: docker: command not found( docker not added to path)

[gu-fan]

Running with mingw64 with this problem,
Solved with adding 'C:\Program Files\Docker Toolbox' to $PATH

windows 10
docker tool box 1.8.3

[fbender]

Confirmed on Win7, Toolbox 1.9.1c

[dubrousky]

Confirmed on Win8.1

[lmmarsano]

raised here moby/moby#17774

[bandrzej]

...and here:
PATH confusion #469

[nishidayuya]

For normal user (non-administrator), confirmed on Windows Server 2008 R2, Docker Toolbox 1.11.1b.

Administrator works fine without PATH setting.

[amitntrivedi]

Yes setting up path by right lick on computer icon on desk top and setting environment parameter solve this problem.

[AndreKR]

I created a fix for that a long time ago (#482), but it's not getting merged.

Edit: Which wouldn't work anymore (just as the crude workaround that is in that place now), I think because of the subshell that is started.

[nc-ruth]

First time I installed Docker, it was working in Powershell - but then I uninstalled it, and reinstalled Docker - now it doesn't work anymore in Powershell. :)

But after a reboot, it is working perfectly again! :)

[jasonmutd]

yes, adding path to the environment variable solve this issue for windows10. Remember to restart the docker terminal after you added the path.

[alexandis]

I have the same issue. Despite having docker directory added to PATH (and it's obvious from the screenshot it's accessible) I cannot install image using bash:

[devniel]

Same problem, also by running it with bash on powershell.

[sdktraceur]

Still exists