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Dialog shows when open Docker Desktop The dialog shows: running VM: running VM and dependencies: running VM: running qemu: qemu: waiting for qemu process: exit status 1 I have tried to remove and reinstall the Docker Desktop and even the Ubuntu but it doesn't work.

Hai
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  • Docker Desktop runs a hidden Linux virtual machine, even if you're running it on a native Linux host. You don't really want to run a VM inside a VM. Install the Docker Engine directly on the VM, don't try to use Docker Desktop here. – David Maze Jul 05 '23 at 20:22
  • Hey @Hai, I got the same issue in my ubuntu 22.04. I am using Lenovo ThinkPad E14. Check your system bios info, some times virtualization is disabled. Enable it from bios menu and after a reboot it will work as expected. Just as a reference go through this comment https://github.com/docker/desktop-linux/issues/52#issuecomment-1205003720 – Ayaan Kaifullah Jul 10 '23 at 06:15

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I was receiving the same error. I sort of fixed it. (It's slow)

I wanted to run Docker-Desktop on an Ubuntu 22.04 Virtual Machine (Client) on Virtual Box on Ubuntu Host.

I enabled these settings:

Virtual Box Settings

Choose your virtual machine

Under System > Processor > Extended Features

  • Enable PAE/NX
  • Enable Nested VT-x/AMD-V

The second option is greyed out, so I had to follow this

Virtualbox enable nested vtx/amd-v greyed out

Restart everything.

dannybuntu walletscrutiny.com
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I had the exact same issue that was resolved by enabling intel's virtualization features in bios. It then runs normally.

Alexander Schatzberg
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