try to instalinux on windows google WSL from there u can access linux from inside windows nd enjoy docker images

• -Beginners or General Use: Ubuntu Server is the best standard. Massive community, tons of tutorials, and super easy installation.
• -Production Servers: Debian gives a better long-term stability and rock-solid reliability for enterprise or home servers.
• -Minimal or the most basic Setup: Fedora CoreOS or Alpine Linux are lightweight, stripped-down systems are designed strictly for containers.

Though I'd say upgrade to Windows 11 Pro/Enterprise as you get way better support on it. And you get Hyper V. Or Win 10 Pro/Enterprise (the most up to date version you can get) which is basically the same as 11 but without Hyper V.

Last time I was running docker it was for futzing with Linux programs from windows. If your system is that old I’d probably consider installing Linux instead. Or partition the hard drive and have a separate system that you could boot in Linux for whatever you are working on.