Virtualization conflicts with Android emulators
BlueStacks and Nox Player run their own virtualization that stops Salad's container environment from setting up - how to remove them.
Some Android emulators have been known to interfere with Salad's virtualization set-up. These programs run competing virtualization processes next to Salad which prevents Containerization from setting up successfully. These emulators are known to conflict with Salad
- Bluestacks
- Nox Player

How do I fix it?
BlueStacks
Chefs with Bluestacks installed will simply need to uninstall Bluestacks from their PC in order for Salad to function.
- Open Settings, and head to Apps.
- Open Installed apps, and search for Bluestacks.
- Select Bluestacks, and click 'More', then uninstall.
Nox Player
Chefs with Nox Player installed will also need to remove Nox Player's registry keys after uninstalling.
- Open Settings, and head to Apps.
- Open Installed apps, and search for Nox Player.
- Select Nox Player, and click 'More', then uninstall.
- Go to the Start menu and open Regedit.
- Select the
HKEY_CURRENT_USERfolder and navigate to the Software folder. The Nox Player registry keys are called DuoDianApp. - Right click to delete the DuoDianApp registry keys.
- Reboot your machine.
Uninstalling the emulator and rebooting resolves the error. If the container environment still won't set up, see Failed to start container environment.
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