Windows 10: Facing problem in waking up the pc after installing docker app

I installed docker app for window recently and right after installing that app my laptop started lagging very much. So I uninstalled docker after removing it my laptop is not waking up from sleep by keyboard press or mouse click or by any other way. I always have to force turn off my laptop and turn it on again to use it.

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how to remove docker from windows 10 completely

I cannot able to start virtual box and I didn't seen the warning of docker that disable virtual box and I installed docker so how to remove docker completely and remove dependencies and restore default settings

 

it doesnt allow docker toolbox to download


I installed docker toolbox to work on my project. It was working fine, until yesterday, when my system received an update.
As usual it didn't ask, whether to proceed with the update or not. After the update was installed, docker stopped working.
It says "Looks like something went wrong in step 'Checking status on default' ....Press any key to continue". And when I press enter, docker terminal closes.

Initially, I thought something is wrong with the application itself. So, I tried to re-install it. But it shows the same message again. I tried to download the docker toolbox installation file from docker site itself. But for some reasons, it doesn't even downloads.

 

Attempting to install docker on windows 10 pro amd hp pavilion laptop

Hello, I attempted to install docker for windows 10 pro 64 bit on my new hp laptop.

However, two things happened.

1. When I enabled virtualization in the bios, I started getting "your system settings have changed please reboot for the changes to go into effect". Well I did reboot several times but kept getting this error message each time I restarted my machine. None
of the suggestions on the forums helped. Yes, I installed updated graphic cards from amd but that did not work.

2. Docker pop ups continued to harass me asking if I wanted to start Docker, or quit.

Sheesh. So I uninstalled Docker, and disabled virtualization, and now no Docker, no virtualization, no problem.

I was looking forward to using Docker, but I guess I have to go the VM route.