I'm having trouble getting Docker Desktop running on my Windows 10 Pro (version 19045.6093, 64-bit). I keep receiving a message saying that virtualization support isn't enabled. I've confirmed that Intel Virtualization Technology is enabled in my BIOS, and I'm using Docker Desktop version 4.43.2 along with WSL version 2.5.10. I checked virtualization status using a PowerShell command and it's showing that virtualization is enabled. I've also ensured that all necessary Windows features are enabled, including .NET Frameworks, Hyper-V, Virtual Machine Platform, Windows Hypervisor Platform, and WSL. I've even tried reinstalling Docker Desktop, but I'm still stuck with this error. Any assistance would be appreciated!
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Try uninstalling Docker Desktop completely and then remove the Windows features related to it, like Hyper-V and WSL. After that, reboot your machine, re-add those features, reboot again, and finally re-install Docker Desktop. Also, check if WSL works on its own; can you open a distro like Ubuntu?
It worked!) Thanks! I had issues with WSL, but I was able to launch Debian, though I faced unexpected errors with Docker afterwards.