I installed Docker on my company's computer and turned on virtualization support in the BIOS before installing Docker, so there was no problem starting Docker.
View Windows features, where Hyper-V has been fully installed
Next, because of the need to develop React native applications, after installing the Nodejs, and for debugging easy to install Android Studio, (React native development environment configuration can refer to https://reactnative.cn/docs/ 0.50/getting-started.html#content) But when you run the project, the following error occurs
Well, since Android Studio gives hints, then I need to run the commands given above
Open a command-line window with administrator privileges to run the given command
#是不是一定要在C:\windows\system32> Directory Run command is not too clear, but I run successfully
Bcdedit/set Hypervisorlaunchtype off
Then Android Studio gives another error, or you need to turn Hyper-V off first.
Because Docker doesn't need it at the moment, it's temporarily closed.
Put the error prompt on Android Studio and click OK to close the error.
Close and reopen Android Studio project, still see the error message of Hyper-V, still not running, because I ran the command, and did not restart
When I restart my computer, and then try to run it, I do not have the prompt, the project is working
Then there is a problem, I have successfully run react Native, or Android Studio, then is it possible to run Docker at the same time?
I'm sorry, my machine is not working at the moment! Some people seem to have a solution, https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43134006/how-can-i-run-both-docker-and-android-studio-emulator-on-windows.
Or we can solve this problem with Microsoft's Android emulator, https://www.visualstudio.com/zh-hans/vs/msft-android-emulator/.
The conflict between Docker and Android studio