Client.Timeout exceeded while awaiting headers

[AleksandrOrlov]

Expected behavior

Download Image and create container

Actual behavior

Unable to find image 'hello-world:latest' locally
docker: Error response from daemon: Get https://registry-1.docker.io/v2/: net/http: request canceled while waiting for connection (Client.Timeout exceeded while awaiting headers).
See 'docker run --help'.

Information

Diagnostic Id: AD27B128-4EC0-4888-9470-22E42CD7DF37/2018-01-12_13-49-18

I try all variations of solution, and they not working for me:

1. Set DNS to Fixed 8.8.8.8
2. Reset factory/Reinstall docker/Reboot docker or computer

Steps to reproduce the behavior

1. Execute command in console: docker run hello-world

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[vikingurh]

Same thing here...

[thomao]

I also experience the same issue...

[jasonbivins]

Hi @AleksandrOrlov
Are you using a proxy? If so, what do you have setup in the GUI under settings? Can you run the docker login command
It also looks like the D: drive was unmounted or unreachable according to the logs

[13:11:11.235][ApiProxy ][Info ] time="2018-01-12T13:11:11+07:00" msg="proxy << POST /v1.35/images/create?fromImage=hello-world&tag=latest\n"
[13:11:11.236][VpnKit ][Warning] vpnkit.exe: 9f31 Query:0 na:c:r:rn 0 <qs:registry-1.docker.io.localdomain. <AAAA|IN>> an: au: ad: lookup failed: no servers

[helysousa]

I had the same problem and following @jasonbivins' instructions in the post above I noticed that I couldn't also run docker login. After fixing the username and password issue I was ready to run docker login and docker run hello-world. Thanks, @jasonbivins for the insight provided.

[agui2200]

Same thing here... too
but i try switch docker containers can fix him,
but can't pull linux platform images...WTF?
and i try "docker login" is same too.
and i try switch docker config ,some time no change (i restart docker from windows).
platform : windows 1709
docker : 17.12.0-ce

[pavelpp]

interesting enough same docker for win version is working on my work computer, but fails on my home desktop. Both are running Windows 10. login and docker helloworld are failing. Restarts/resets are not helping. Tried disabling system firewall - no difference. My diagnostic file 54D99348-B82A-4DCB-B54B-83982186DA79/2018-01-15_21-11-13

[OzzyKampha]

Same thing here... too
Tried docker login and restart windows, hyper-v and reinstalled docker

[dElogics]

Looks like the registry or Internet is slow and there's no way to set this timeout. That explains the random behavior.

[pavelpp]

@dElogics it's not random. Two machines connected to the same router, fast internet. One works another does not in 100% cases.

[marcusholl]

Same thing on our side.

[IngoVals]

I'm having the same problem and for me it doesn't work with Linux containers but works fine with Windows containers.

[mmhh1910]

Seems to be resolved for me when disabling experimental features.

[IngoVals]

Yeah this is a known bug, more info here.

[f-lopes]

Worked for me using @helysousa solution: docker login [registry]. Thanks.

[montao]

Doesn't work. This makes Docker completely useless for us.