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[Question]: Create new docker image with Windows preinstalled #1003
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No this is not possible. Because I have no license to distribute files owned by Microsoft in my image |
Pre-install win11, and then activate it when users use it themselves? |
@kroese So I can just call docker run |
@kroese Thanks for the answer. I see, it is the winX.iso files that you cannot provide in the images, right? |
Why does Windows get reinstalled every time Docker is restarted? |
@sujianwei1 Probably you are deleting the volume, hard to say without any additional info. Please open a seperate issue. |
hashicorp package windows image. It is distributed as vagrant boxes. https://portal.cloud.hashicorp.com/vagrant/discover?query=windows |
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When I first start my docker image, it takes some time for Windows to install. Is it possible to create a docker image where a certain version of Windows is already installed. I just want to pull and run this image and Windows shall already be installed and start up directly when I run my image.
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