Running Windows 10. I want to share a disk drive with containers. However, when I to go Docker Settings, I do not see the tab for Shared Volumes, How can I set that up?
This is what I see (There is no Shared Volumes tab):
When using Windows containers or LCOW no setting is required
OK, but then how do I expose a host drive to my container? Following the docs I should do something like
docker -v d:\:d:\
to share my D: drive as drive D: with my Windows container
but I tried that and it doesn’t work:
docker: Error response from daemon: container cb40d93ef5ae53f0b3b8061bd6eaaf559b03f825c9a323ee7c9767c0b5ea1836 encountered an error during Start: failure in a Windows system call: The compute system exited unexpectedly. (0xc0370106).
any luck on solving this specific error, @jerryb?
Nope, I still no way to do this.
OK, I believe this might help you as it helped me:
Instead of creating the volume from within the docker file like this:
.DOCKERFILE
VOLUME D:\
I actually created like Elton S. did in his Docker labs example:
At container run in command line:
docker container run --volume D:\<host_path>:D:\<container_path>
By removing the creation of the volume from the docker file and passing it to the run command it worked. 
Could you tell me if this works for you as well?
Cheers, Jerry.
Did you try using these absolute path formats:
C://some/folder/path
//c/some/folder/path@jerryb
Is there a solution for this ?
@alancapc
I tried your way, it did not work. run command throws error.
Anyone solved this problem ? I have same issue.