In the last section we restarted our computer after successfully installing Docker for Windows.
I'm now going to double click on this icon again and then after a second or two you can open up your
taskbar on the very bottom right hand side of your screen and you're going to see a little Docker is
running icon appear right here Docker going can take one or two minutes to start up and then it's going
to eventually pop open a little window that looks like this right here and you might see the same exact
thing as a little pop up on the bottom right hand side.
So we're going to sign in with our Docker or I.D. and our password.
Once you do that you'll then be able to start up your terminal and inside of your terminal run the command
Docker version.
Like so when you run that command you should see a little bit of info like this appear on the screen.
I know this text is very small to see you know I do not normally record on a Windows based machine so
I know that this text right here is a little bit small as long as you can run Docker version and see
some text like this appear.
That means you are good to go and you're ready to continue into the next section.
So let's take a pause right here and I'll catch you in just a minute.