I am trying to start a emulator to develop a mobile app, due to the huge size of the emulator the icons do not response on clicks.
Attached is the emulator started from AVD. I have tried to edit the device settings, disable the frame around the screen. Nothing seems to work.
Emulator Specs: Pixel 3a API 30, Resolution-1080x2220
I have faced the same issue, in my case restarting the emulator did work.
Or create your own custom emulator
Go to AVD Manager and try Cold boot Now and if that doesn't work then try Wipe Data.
Also, Let us know how the issue got fixed.
Cold boot your emulator in order to refresh.
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I made an android project in android studio & test it in real device it works fine but now i have not real device with me & want to run the project in Emulator. I install the AVD & intelhaxm-android.exe from the directory
C:\Users\INZI\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk\extras\intel\Hardware_Accelerated_Execution_Manager
after that I created Virtual Device to test the app but when I run this it shows black screen with android printed in the centre of the device but does not show the home screen. I tried it with the
Visualization technology Enabled in BIOS setting. what should I do now I waited about more than a half of the hour but its same.
Please help
Thank you in advance
I resolved the mentioned problem Emulator was not showing the home screen because
I have more size of virtual Device than Haxm
I haven't completely downloaded the API with which I was testing.
Now I set less size of Virtual Device & test the app with the lower API that I fully downloaded .... now its working fine.
If I were you, I would try Genymotion which is a much smoother emulator than the default. Furthermore, you will not run into any problems while setting it up as the program handles everything for you. Of course, as you become more experienced, you will want to debug your apps on a real device but as you do not have access to one, Genymotion is your best option.
I've tried to create a new emulator for Android 4.2.2 but it can't start at all, my setup like this
After I launch this emulator, lot's of Logcat errors show up and emulator never boot up. The error message like this
I've tried to increase RAM size and also turn off camera emulation option, etc, but it still doesn't work. If anyone has experience to resolve this problem, please help.
Has far I know, never use more than 768MB of ram. Try to change it to 768MB or 512MB.
It solved my problem.
I have used Eclipse to write apps for android multiple times without issue but I am now trying the new Android Studio which I like but here is my problem.
When I run the app I pick my AVD and then tell it to start. The emulator starts loading and then says paired. Then it starts telling me to swipe up and left and right to display and remove cards. Then it says to put hand on screen to dim the screen, ok well I'm on a MacBook Pro so that don't work I swipe to get past that part sometime I can others I can't. Next it says to touch the clock and say some words which also can't do on my Mac, and that is where the emulator stay it never goes to a home screen and it does this no matter what AVD I choose. How can I get the Emulator to just plain open to the home screen like it should.
Thanks for any help.
In your AVD Manager, edit your AVD and make sure your Target is "Android L" and not "Android X.XW". The "W" stands for "wear" and that is causing your issue.
Alright I figured it out. I remember having a similar problem recently when I was taking an android development class for college using eclipse and sure enough that was it.
So here was the solution eclipse gave same problem. for some reason if you have caught exemptions such as hard coding a string etc. the emulator will not run till you ignore these exemptions or fix every last ! mark in your code. Once you do this the emulator will load and run properly.
I also had the same problem with my AVD. The Android Emulator window just used to pop us and the green bars flowed infinitely. After lots of trial and error I arrived at a solution for my problem. the problem was with the Heap size and the RAM size.
Initially the default heap size was 128 MB and RAM was 1563 , I just changed the heap size to 512 MB and reduced the RAM size( high RAM was making my PC run slow) also I enabled hardware acceleration. And Yipeee, it worked.
My emulator does not open up.
I have seen other questions in stackoverflow similar to my question, but I didn't get any help. Also I replaced my 1GB RAM with 2GB. But its still the same. The emulator does not show the home screen. I am using P4 3.0 GHZ processor. I also tried assigning 1024 mib to sd for a avd. But it is still the same.
I am using Android SDK 4.0 and Eclipse Juno.
Just wait, your machine isn't very much emulator friendly.
It only takes a bit longer the first time you run it.
it is a same problem that i have got.
but i solved it by,when i first start my emulator from AVD then i do not change it's scale,
then when it start as its default scale property then i close it and start one more time and scale it as i need it than it will work perfectly.
I tried a lot of options to get the emulator up and running. Cleaned/re-started/adb killstart and all this unfortunately did not work for me. I was trying with API level 20 (Android 4.4W ).
But, nothing helped. Hence i tried with API 17/18/19 ( Android 4.2,4.3 etc. ). Finally 4.3.1 and API 18 worked for me and my emulator started fine.
When i run the emulator is running up to the process big text android. After that is not responding. In Eclipse console showing text "Wait for Home" I tried re-install of android also
My System properties Microsoft Windows XP, 0.99GB of RAM
Any help me for this problem Advanced Thanks
The emulator takes a long time to load the first time, several minutes, and in this time only shows 'Android' in large text. Wait a couple of minutes and then you should be fine.
Make sure your SD card file is large enough. I've found the minimum Eclipse enforces (9MB) isn't enough for it to boot.
You may also have to use a different computer or upgrade your RAM. Modern phones have around 500MB RAM, so .99 GB maybe not be enough to go around for Eclipse, Windows XP, and the emulator.
As a last resort, you could reformat. I was having a similar problem and it worked after reformatting.
Don't rush to reinstall the SDK. Try creating a new AVD with the same API level that your original one had and run your app on that one. If that's OK just delete the original one as its image may be corrupted. You won't lose anything and it's not worth spending time on trying to fix it.
Edited:
The solution which worked for me is, when you get the message
Waiting for HOME ('android.process.acore') to be launched...
wait for few seconds and then right click on the project and click run as android application once again.
I once had similar problem. This solution worked for me. When I launch the emulator, I chose wipe user data option on the launch options window. Hope this help.