Docker is an open-source tool that allows you to run numerous software and operating systems in a containerised environment. The background story is that I wish to run an Android app on Mumu, and this app requires the Hyper-V service to be closed. However, I still need to use Docker to deploy my machine learning project, which requires Hyper-V to be enabled. This puts me in a very difficult position. So in this article, I will try to install and run Docker without using Hyper-V service.

In Linux, the watch command is extremely handy for running a command on a regular basis and displaying the results. This is particularly useful if you need to keep track of any changes in the output of a command that is run repeatedly. The watch command has no direct equivalent in Windows, however the while loop in Windows PowerShell or the for loops in a Windows command-line prompt (CMD) can achieve the same result.