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Windows 10 Run Docker Desktop Error: WSL 2 installation is incomplete

Error reporting description

When we install docker desktop, he will ask us whether we need to use wsl2 (Windows based Linux subsystem). If it is not applicable, we will use Hyper-V virtual machine to run. However, compared with virtual machine, the subsystem has better performance. After we choose to use wsl2, and we also confirm that the windows function shown in the figure below is turned on

After installing docker desktop for windows10 operating system, the following prompt window appears after startup: WSL 2 installation is incomplete

Error reporting solution

According to the error prompt, it is speculated that the wsl2 version we use is old and needs to be updated manually. According to the prompt, we go to Microsoft’s official website to download the latest version of wsl2 and open it normally after installation.

Windows 10 Install Docker Error: “Hardware assisted virtualization and data execution protection must be enabled”

Environment version

System environment: Windows 10 education 64 bit

Docker version: 17.12.0-ce

Error information

The installation of docker for windows.exe is successful. When the docker is started again, the following error message will pop up:

Hardware assisted virtualization and data execution protection must be enabled in the BIOS.
See https://docs.docker.com/docker-for-windows/troubleshoot/#virtualization -must-be-enable

The following error is reported by using the docker login command:

Solutions

Docker in win10 is based on win10’s own virtual machine Hyper-V operation. Before installation, make sure that CPU virtualization has been turned on in BIOS, otherwise the above error will be reported at the initial startup after installation

Click “task manager” – & gt“ Performance “to see if virtualization is turned on. The following figure shows that native virtualization is disabled and needs to be enabled

Enter BIOS & gt> Intel Virtual Technology> Enabled, press F10 to save the settings. After entering the system, check again that virtualization is on

Docker started successfully

How to fix Windows 10 camera crash and BSOD spuvcbv64.sys error

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BSOD (dead blue screen) is one of the windows technologies, which is used to forcibly stop the system when the system crashes. In my case, it’s the death green screen in my windows 10 insider preview. It always happens when I use a camera. It gets annoying when I have to work from home and use video conferencing as a coronavirus 19 (covid-19) influence. Then, how to fix the windows 10 camera crash and BSOD spuvcbv64.sys error ?

When it happens, you can see the stop code: system service exception and failure reason : spuvcbv64.sys

How to fix Windows 10 camera crash and BSOD spuvcbv64.sys error

method 1: change the integrated camera driver to USB video device driver

I really don’t know if it comes from the official Lenovo E460 driver that I download and install or it comes from windows update, but in my case, I have 2 compatible camera drivers, but the integrated camera driver is installed by the system’s choice. In order to avoid windows 10 camera crash , I just need to switch from integrated camera driver to USB camera device driver

Open device manager (just click the windows button and type device manager)

Right click integrated camera under imaging devices and select update driver

Select browse computer for drivers, and then select let me select from the list of available drivers on my computer

Now, as you can see, there are 2 compatible drivers for the camera

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Compatible drivers for cameras

Select “USB video device”, next and close

method 2: uninstall the integrated camera driver

It’s almost the same as method 1, and when you completely uninstall the integrated camera driver, the USB video device driver replaces it. The advantage of this method is that it will ensure that you no longer use the crash camera driver . Let’s start:

Open device manager (just click the windows button and type device manager)

Right click “integrated camera” under imaging device and select “uninstall device”

Check remove driver software for this device, and then click uninstall

In some cases, you need to do it more than once

Each time you finish uninstalling a device, click scan computer to change hardware (the computer icon at the top of device manager) to make sure the driver is installed to replace it

Finally, make sure the camera driver has changed and is listed on the camera instead of the imaging device

The camera driver has been changed and placed on the camera instead of the imaging device

method 3: Download and install/update camera driver from microsoft update directory

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So I managed to find the latest driver for the camera from the Microsoft update directory. For me, this is the best solution because it doesn’t change every time I update windows (I preview internally, so windows will update at least every 2 weeks). My camera driver supplier is sunplusit. Here we go:

Download the camera driver from the microsoft update directory. This is the latest driver: Download download

File extension. Cab, so you need to first extract all the content to the folder

Open device manager (just click the windows button and type device manager)

Right click “integrated camera” under imaging device and select “update driver”

Select browse computer for driver, and then select browse

Find the newly extracted driver and select the folder

Don’t forget to check include subfolders, then click Next and close after installing the driver

Update camera driver from microsoft update directory