5
Although the option is available in the BIOS, this processor does not have virtualization technology (required to run Docker on Windows).
(Link 1)
(Link 2)
(Link 3)
But don’t worry.
There are other ways to use Docker without you having to change your Operating System.
You can install Virtualbox and use a Virtual Machine with either Linux Server (to save memory) or the Boot2docker project.
Comment more on this in this blog post.
Virtualization is enabled in BIOS?
– Jéf Bueno
Yes this, I also checked, what is strange, this activated in the BIOS, this active in the Operating System also, complementing the information I am using the operating system Windows 10 Pro.
– Leandro Paiva
Hyper-V is active and running normal?
– Jéf Bueno
Check if Hyper-V is enabled, if you have it and it is still in error, try to deactivate and reactivate it again
– Allan da Silva
I deactivated in the BIOS and reactivated Virtualization, but it didn’t solve the problem, I also uninstalled and reinstalled Docker, but I didn’t succeed in making it work
– Leandro Paiva