About login problems

The auto-start option set in Docker for windows is It is a setting that the docker service does not start unless you log in once after starting up. Windows 10 Pro machines for verification and development have recently been frequently restarted with updates. I want to create a state where the docker service is running when the power is turned on.

environment

Docker

Windows Edition: Windows 10 Pro Version: 1909 OS build: 18363.1082

Prior knowledge

The method itself is a 1 minute delayed task scheduler that was discussed in the forum. https://forums.docker.com/t/run-docker-as-a-service/28124 The conclusion is to create a local user and run it one minute later.

Method

1. Start the task scheduler

2. Select Create Task from Task Scheduler

3. Create task

3.1 General tab

3.2 Trigger tab

3.3 Operation tab

Enter user information that can run Docker

4. Restart Windows.

Start Windows (including security update) + 1 minute delay + Start Docker Sometimes I have to wait long enough for the instant noodles to swell.

Current results

The container seems to be working, but the Docker for windows dashboard is stuck.

The same applies even if changed to the following. Program / Script (P): C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe Add argument (optional) (A): -File C:\start.ps1

`start.ps1`


start "C:\Program Files\Docker\Docker\Docker Desktop.exe"
start-service -Name com.docker.service

Also check that the user set by Task Scheduler belongs to docker-user. Currently clogged.

[Help] Docker for windows 2.3.0.4 without login Service startup method does not work [Help]