Melody Zacharias shows us how to remove the Windows container service from a machine:
This week I wanted to try out a new product from a vendor. I thought I may use it for a demo so wanted to be able to run it on my laptop. You never know when you go to do a demo and cannot access Azure, so I try to always put my demos on my laptop as a backup; just in case….
The product required me to remove all previous versions of windows containers on my machine. The vendor recommended I use this posh command.
Remove-WindowsFeature ContainersI was fairly sure I did not have any but wanted to check to make sure.
Melody walks through a few tricky issues, including the difference between the command on Windows 10 versus Windows Server.