Docker for windows uses hyper-v for it's virtualization. It works. But if you're running win10 virtually then it's not going to be able to run hyper-v, that's

Docker for windows uses hyper-v for it's virtualization. It works. But if you're running win10 virtually then it's not going to be able to run hyper-v, that's a limitation of window and hyper-v and not docker. But if you're running win10 via a vm why don't you just already have the host start a linux docker vm instead of hyper-v in hyper-v?