Home Assistant Supervisor 2026.3.3 Docker issue?

Installation
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I had an update for Home Assistant Supervisor 2026.3.3 pop up this morning and I’m not able to install it. I installed my Home Assistant on a mini-PC running the Home Assistant OS. Does that use docker? I’ve never seen this error before.

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The first error I received was this:

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I then followed the instructions found at the URL Docker Hub Rate Limit - Home Assistant and set up a docker account.

In those same instructions are two different registry entries in the text is says to enter docker.io and in the image it has hub.docker.com - I tried them both with the credentials that I created for my docker account.

I’m now receiving this message:
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Any assistance is greatly appreciated.

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Exactly the same issue here. There never was any need for a docker account, why this change?

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Same here.

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Looks like the site itself is overloaded, as everyone tries to update at the same time.

Just try again tomorrow :wink:

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I just looked again and the Home Assistant Supervisor update is no longer in my ‘update’ list - but I now have an update in the Home Assistant OS. Was this an ‘out of sync’ issue?

Now that the OS is updated - I see that I’m now at Supervisor version 2026.03.3

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It appears the OS update took care of it for me.

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Still seeing the standalone Supervisor update here and no OS update.

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I have the same issue. I do see the OS update but if I try to update that then I get a message saying that the Supervisor needs to be updated first, which will not update.

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Be careful. I updated the supervisor and then tried the OS. Now it is not responding and constantly retrying to start the dashboard.

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This may help if you have a Docker Hub account to use. It worked for me.

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No, Supervisor is the only part of HA which updates automatically. That is why you were seeing the rate limit (everyone’s instance was trying to update & your instance was probably blocked temporarily after x retries).

By leaving the update alone for an hour, your rate limit cleared & Supervisor updated by itself.

TLDR: There’s no need to update Supervisor manually - it’ll happen automatically when it’s good & ready.

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