I'm really frustrated with an error I'm encountering while using Docker. Despite checking my SVM, enabling Hyper-V, updating WSL, and even downloading Ubuntu, I keep running into this message: 'Virtualization Support not detected.' Can anybody offer some guidance on how to resolve this?
3 Answers
Take a look at the Performance tab in Task Manager on Windows. Check the CPU section at the bottom right to see if it shows that virtualization is enabled. Also, try running Bash on Ubuntu in your WSL 2.0 terminal to see if that's working.
If you're having ongoing issues with Docker on Windows, you might consider using a VM setup instead. Tools like VMware Workstation or Oracle VirtualBox can provide a better environment for Docker. Just remember, whatever setup you choose, it will also need to have virtualization support enabled from your Windows host to work properly.
Have you double-checked that virtualization is enabled in your UEFI settings? It's also important to confirm that your hardware actually supports virtualization.
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