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No activity detected on VM, aborting #2214
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Same results when using minikube starts up just fine. |
Formatted machine, fresh Windows 10 Pro install from July updated MSDN disk, same behavior. Diagnostics ID: DD4576AF-ACA8-4B38-B116-8C9384FE468E/20180720162602 Windows Version: Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.17134.112] The last few lines of the log:
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On the i7 machine, Docker starts correctly when I have |
@robrich Do you any new about that issue. I have same problem. |
@rheid: Nope, I'm pretty stuck. I'm going to give 18.06.0-win69 a try, and I know there were some bad Windows Updates this last go-round, so I'm going to give Windows Update a month. But pretty much I'm stuck. |
If there is anything anyone can suggest that I perhaps did not try I'd really appreciate some help. I have rebuilt Hyper-V, Containers, Docker, I have gone back several versions of Docker, Disabled Nexus and bamboo to free up about 8GB of RAM for the MobyLinuxVM, Removed/Deleted and Recreated NAT, VMSwitch, Netcfg -D, HNS.dat, daemon.json files under AppData, ProgramData, ../Docker/Resources/., Check Reg Entries, Windows Updates - Latest, Nested Virtualization, VT-x Support MMU HW enabled, Docker Daemon Service Elevated Access Rights,...not sure if I missed anything. |
Diagnostics ID: 448D1A06-BF15-4908-834D-EB41D6F32ECC/20180801124844 Most recent updates, Docker 18.06.0-ce-win71, same result. On the up-side, I'm getting good at MiniKube. |
Have we got an update on this issue as currently facing the exact same. |
Docker version: Version 18.06.0-ce-win71 (19101) |
On windows 10, if we uninstall windows docker, does it delete containers ? Thanks, |
I'm seeing the same issue with 18.06.0-ce-win72 (19098) Diagnostic Id: 3E0D1E60-A0A1-439A-881E-79E0A5DA0780/20180822102127 |
Also running into this daily. How can I help to get it fixed? Losing several hours every day because of this (factory reset, then rebuild all my images, then run into it again couple hours later). Diganostic Id: BD2EB361-BE29-4A76-9BF5-8D17D0BAE512/20180823121210 |
@superzadeh Sometimes it works after several(for me today was 10 times) of restart Docker and quit-start Docker. I know it is not solution at all. But just to minimize time waste. |
Yeah, I've noticed as well @talgat-ruby, trying multiple times to restart/quit and launch again seems more or less work, but it still takes a lot of time. It also seems to be happening after my laptop becomes locked/sleep (using a Surface Pro and very often on the move, it goes to sleep quite often). Could anyone else confirm? If there's anything I can do to help investigate, let me know. |
I faced same issue #2489 |
Same issue on Stable 18.06.1-ce-win73 (19507) |
Expected behaviorDocker Start Actual behaviorNo activity detected on VM, aborting Information
Steps to reproduce the behavior
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Diagnostics ID: 448D1A06-BF15-4908-834D-EB41D6F32ECC/2018-07-15_21-49-29 and 448D1A06-BF15-4908-834D-EB41D6F32ECC/2018-07-15_22-15-43 and a few more
Machine: Intel Core i9, Windows 10 Pro (1803), 64 gigs ram
Docker: 18.05.0-ce Edge
Start Docker for Windows as Admin, get "No activity detected on VM, aborting"
Tried reset to factory defaults
Tried #1221 (comment) (
netcfg -d
then reboot)Tried #1221 (comment) (uninstall Docker, uninstall Hyper-V, delete everything, reinstall Hyper-V, reinstall Docker)
Still can't get Docker for Windows to start in Linux mode, Windows mode works just fine.
Unrelated? In Event Viewer:
Moved the drive from this machine where it was working:
Machine: Intel Core i7 - 3rd gen, Windows 10 Pro (1803), 32 gigs ram
Maybe Hyper-V doesn't understand new hardware?
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