Stuart Preston

I'm running Windows 10 v1703 and did not have any problems installing 1.5.0 - there may be some errors visible in a verbose log. Try installing using ```msiexec /i chefdk-1.5.0-1-x86.msi...

The stack trace in your log seems to indicate the unzipping of the ChefDK contents on your original system failed with the following error: "1 is not a supported code...

Glad you are unblocked - please could you provide the location and keyboard settings from your original system? Also the output of running ```chcp``` in a cmd window?

Thanks for the additional report, @SympaHannuPiki I acquired the Finnish ISO for Windows 10 and installed it with all the defaults (Suomi). I was able to successfully install ChefDK 1.5.0...

Thanks @tknerr for providing the additional report and clarifying the workaround, that's useful to know and sorry this isn't a delightful experience on non-English locale systems. As you can probably...

cc @smurawski

Yes it was, the environment variable is visible in a CMD prompt, however it seems PowerShell does its own thing with it - this blog post describes the behavior better...

Sure thing, though I would say it's fairly low priority to chase down, I'm running Windows 10 Enterprise (build 10240) in this case. ``` powershell PS C:\Users\StuartPreston> $PSVersionTable Name Value...

@andyspiers I don't have the rights to push gems into RubyGems on this driver I'm afraid. The owners of the gem are listed here: https://rubygems.org/gems/kitchen-docker - I think I've done...

Just checking, have you tried with **:convergence_options** rather than **:convergenc_options**