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title: Install Docker Desktop from the Microsoft Store on Windows | ||
linkTitle: MS Store | ||
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description: Install Docker Desktop for Windows through the Microsoft Store. Understand its update behavior and limitations. | ||
keywords: microsoft store, windows, docker desktop, install, deploy, configure, admin, mdm, intune, winget | ||
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tags: [admin] | ||
weight: 30 | ||
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You can deploy Docker Desktop for Windows through the [Microsoft app store](https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/xp8cbj40xlbwkx?hl=en-GB&gl=GB). | ||
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The Microsoft Store version of Docker Desktop provides the same functionality as the standard installer but has a different update behavior depending on whether your developers install it themselves or if installation is handled by an MDM tool such as Intune. This is described in the following section. | ||
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Choose the installation method that best aligns with your environment's requirements and management practices. | ||
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## Update behavior | ||
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### Developer-managed installations | ||
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For developers who install Docker Desktop directly: | ||
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- The Microsoft Store does not automatically update Win32 apps like Docker Desktop for most users. | ||
- Only a subset of users (approximately 20%) may receive update notifications on the Microsoft Store page. | ||
- Most users must manually check for and apply updates within the Store. | ||
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### Intune-managed installations | ||
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In environments managed with Intune: | ||
- Intune checks for updates approximately every 8 hours. | ||
- When a new version is detected, Intune triggers a `winget` upgrade. | ||
- If appropriate policies are configured, updates can occur automatically without user intervention. | ||
- Updates are handled by Intune's management infrastructure rather than the Microsoft Store itself. | ||
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## WSL considerations | ||
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Docker Desktop for Windows integrates closely with WSL. When updating Docker Desktop installed from the Microsoft Store: | ||
- Make sure you have quit Docker Desktop and that it is no longer running so updates can complete successfully | ||
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- In some environments, virtual hard disk (VHDX) file locks may prevent the update from completing. | ||
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## Recommendations for Intune management | ||
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If using Intune to manage Docker Desktop for Windows: | ||
- Ensure your Intune policies are configured to handle application updates | ||
- Be aware that the update process uses WinGet APIs rather than direct Store mechanisms | ||
- Consider testing the update process in a controlled environment to verify proper functionality | ||
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