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First, in Docker Desktop, navigate to Config -> Resources -> File Sharing then create the "C:\Docker" location

Create the following Folders:

C:\Docker\Dockge\app
C:\Docker\Dockge\opt

Run the following command:

docker run -d ^
--name="dockge-container" ^
-p=9001:5001 ^
-v="C:\Docker\Dockge\app:/app/data" ^
-v="C:\Docker\Dockge\opt:/opt/stacks" ^
-v="/var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock" ^
--restart=always ^
louislam/dockge:latest

Here are some supporting links:
Install Dockge A Docker Companion On Windows!
Dockge run command
Deploy Portainer Server

Dockge is a wonderful program for managing Docker containers.  It utilizes Docker Compose files to do so and I have quite a few containers that are run from either command line or Portainer.  This is how to convert from a running container to Docker Compose.

- Ensure container is running
- Run this command to get the container ID:  docker container list
- Run this command to get the actual Docker Run command of the container: docker inspect --format "$(curl -s https://www.strav.net/docker/run.tpl)" <container id>
- Go to this site and paste the Docker Run command in the first box to create the Docker Compose command: https://www.composerize.com/

Docker docker.img issues

My docker.img file is filling up due to excessive logging from various apps

I have a Unifi Controller running in a Docker on one of my Unraid instances.  Here are some links to how to deploy SSL certificates to that container.

Installing SSL cert for controller running on docker
Steve Jenkins - Unifi Linux Utils

I've been running the Ampache Docker image for a while now - generally solid but the upgrade process can be troublesome.  I've had some issues while restarting the container where apache fails to start/continue running.  The fix for this is to delete the /run/apache2/apache2.pid file then restart the container.