docker
Docker installer fails with System.TypeLoadException
Description
I ensured my system meets all requirements. After running DockerInstaller I get the following error:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------->8 Version: 4.32.0 (157355) Sha1: Started on: 2024/07/31 19:40:19.978 Resources: C:\Users\fcose\Downloads\resources OS: Windows 10 Pro Edition: Professional Id: 2009 Build: 22631 BuildLabName: 22621.1.amd64fre.ni_release.220506-1250 File: C:\Users\fcose\AppData\Local\Docker\install-log.txt CommandLine: "Docker Desktop Installer.exe" You can send feedback, including this log file, at https://github.com/docker/for-win/issues [2024-07-31T19:40:20.040596600Z][Installer][E] System.TypeLoadException: Could not load type 'System.ICloneable' from assembly 'System.Runtime, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b03f5f7f11d50a3a'. at Docker.Installer.Analytics.SegmentApi..ctor(ILogger log, InstallerSettings settings, TrackingSettings tracking, IVersion version) at Docker.Installer.Program.Resolve(InstallerSettings settings, ILogger log) at Docker.Installer.Program.Run(String[] args)
I am using the lastest installer:
Reproduce
Just run the installer
Expected behavior
Docker should be installed
docker version
No version, this happens at the moment of the installation
docker info
No info, this happens at the moment of the installation
Diagnostics ID
No ID
Additional Info
No response
I am running into the same issue. I also tried an older version (4.29.0) of the same installer, but that doesn't work. I had docker installed previously, but wanted to reinstall. So that might be causing the issue. I tried to delete any files related to docker, which still existed after deinstalling.
I was experiencing this issue as well and was able to work around it by moving the installer exe to a different folder (in my case, a subfolder of Downloads was enough). No clue why this was enough, hopefully it helps someone else.
I managed to get Docker Desktop installed with version 4.16.3 and then upgrade to 4.33.1. So apparently something changed between those versions which caused the issue. The solution proposed by @jkap, also worked for me!
I was experiencing this issue as well and was able to work around it by moving the installer exe to a different folder (in my case, a subfolder of Downloads was enough). No clue why this was enough, hopefully it helps someone else.
Thank you! Confirmed this solved the issue for my install using the latest version.
I was experiencing this issue as well and was able to work around it by moving the installer exe to a different folder (in my case, a subfolder of Downloads was enough). No clue why this was enough, hopefully it helps someone else.
Thank you, this resolved the issue.
I was experiencing this issue as well and was able to work around it by moving the installer exe to a different folder (in my case, a subfolder of Downloads was enough). No clue why this was enough, hopefully it helps someone else.
What? How? It works.
I was experiencing this issue as well and was able to work around it by moving the installer exe to a different folder (in my case, a subfolder of Downloads was enough). No clue why this was enough, hopefully it helps someone else.
Crazy this is still the solution, why does this work! Thanks.
I was experiencing this issue as well and was able to work around it by moving the installer exe to a different folder (in my case, a subfolder of Downloads was enough). No clue why this was enough, hopefully it helps someone else.
what. this worked, thank you
