You (or the updater) probably broke the permissions somehow so files in the context meta cannot be changed or missing and cannot be created. You can try stop Docker Desktop, to remove the whole C:\Users\TAKA\.docker assuming you have no custom configuration there. If you have, make a copy, remove the docker folder and fix the custom config later.
On Linux, I would fix the permissions but I don’t know how it could be broken on Windows. If you know, you can try to fix it.