You could remove the docker image, this means you need to "reinstall" all your containers from their most recent settings via template/previously installed. You will not lose Container config/settings but no containers will exist after starting docker.
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So, I’m not sure if you can do it “now” prior to starting then docker service… however, once the service is started, you can go to the docker tab, click advanced, and change the auto starts there