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I recently installed my VSCode and try to build the SourceCode which already containg a devContainer with a json file in it.

I thought its just a cakewalk, I installed the Extensions "Docker" as well as "Devcontainer". Additionally the Docker for Windows. Now while opening the this SourceCode folder in the VSCode, it smartly recognized the DevContainer and prompted me to open it up, but then throws the error enter image description here

as well as the log as below

https://i.imgur.com/nNqmaGa.png

I tried adding my windows user to the dockerGroup through the command promt

net localgroup docker-users <myWindowsUser> /add

it was already added

My Question is is this installed Docker in the VSCode extension only has it's own eco System and doesn't recognize the Docker installed on the Windows ? How to find what is my user inthe VSCode ecosystem ? How can i add the user in the VSCode ? The Terminal in the VSCode has the same environment as my Windows command prompt.

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