Store docker machine in D: drive rather than in C:\Users\... windows 7 Store docker machine in D: drive rather than in C:\Users\... windows 7 docker docker

Store docker machine in D: drive rather than in C:\Users\... windows 7


You could move all .docker and it's sub-directories to the location on your other disk, then mklink to the location on your other disk. For example:

mklink /D "C:\Users\Gondil\.docker" "D:\vm\.docker"