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When working with Docker, persistent data is often stored in volumes. Unlike container filesystems, volumes survive restarts and recreations. But what if you need to move this data from one machine to another? Here's a quick and reliable way to back up a Docker volume on one computer and restore it on another.

Is your C: drive full? Learn how to install Docker Desktop in a custom location (like a D: drive) on Windows 10 or 11 using CLI flags for WSL2 data and container roots.