In my case it appears that WSL Integration was turned on in the “General” settings, but not enabled for my specific WSL distro. After enabling integration with additional distros, I was back up and running.
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Had the same issue and this solved it
Solved my problem. It was unchecked after a upgrade of Docker Desktop and a reboot of my machine.
Thanks
i try to do but it didint work
The message shows you exactéy why. Run
wsl --list --verbose
You should see at least one WSL distribution in addition to docker-desktop and docker-desktop-data and the version numbers should all be 2, not 1.
If you don’t have a WSL distribution, you have to install one from the store. Since you shared your issue in this topic about accessing the docker socket, I guess you have a distribution, but not a WSL2 distro.
The solution you quoted was not for Docker Desktop.
I fix that problem
i do these steps:
In my opinion, the main problem here is the way we install Ubuntu. Now let me tell you what happened to me. I had one Ubuntu account, so I did “docker login” and “sudo docker server start”, but when I did “docker server status”, the servers still appeared offline, so I fixed the problem. For this, I installed Ubuntu via Powershell and thus I had 2 Ubuntu accounts. After that, I tried the same codes again using “my account that I opened from Powershell” and the problem was solved. I hope also if these do not work, “wsl --update” You can also try the command I hope this info solve yours problems have a nice day!