I run Android Emulator
PC: MacbookPro Mid 2015
OS: Windows 10 Home
Android Studio 3.1.3
I tried to create many AVDs but the results were the same.
also tried to change the Windows display resolution, but no help.
Do I miss any configuration?
Update.
I can correct the UI by choosing Software Rendering
But it is very slow.
I found the issue is because of Driver for GPU
Corrected driver for Intel(R) Iris(TM) Pro Graphics 5200
The issue gone.
Related
My laptop Setup:
Windows 11 Pro 21H2 22000.132
11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-11370H # 3.30GHz 3.00 GHz
Android studio latest Atric Fox 2020.3.1 build
For me, everything was working perfectly with Windows 10 and then I updated my laptop to windows 11. And after that when I start my android studio and run build on Emulator after some time waiting windows throws an error as
and the full one is shown below image
My device windows features are
I didn't change anything in android studio settings and my laptop settings but still got issues with my emulator.
Help me to figure out the issue or resolve it. I searched a lot regarding this I didn't find any appropriate solution regarding this issue. But I found that issue mentioned [google issue tracker](https://issuetracker.google.com/202188690 android emulator does not work on windows 11 (if we use hyper v) plz fix it) but priority is a little low as per google
Thanks in advance
Yes windows 11 breaks android emulator on some Intel and AMD chips. The is currently no official fix for this yet however there is a fix from the open source community in the link below
https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/202188690#comment18
I am on Mac OSX Catalina. Genymotion was running perfectly fine. However, suddenly it is getting stuck on splash screen/boot screen and stays there forever. I am using the latest version of Virtualbox (6.0.18).
Steps I have taken so far:
1. Reinstalling both (Genymotion and Virtualbox)
2. Deleting the .Genymobile folder
Which didn't fix the issue
My specs:
MacBook Pro Retina late 2013
16gb Ram
i7 4850HQ
These are the logs:
Logs
Thanks
Is there a particular reason why you are using Genymotion?
If not then I'd suggest looking into Android Studio emulator. It is well-supported by Google and it's a recommended solution for Android development and testing^
I am new to android development, and I am having problems with Android Studio and the emulator. Both running together slow both systems to a crawl. My machine has Windows 10 Home and Linux Mint KDE 18.2 on it.
I have been trying to get it to work on both OSes. On Windows 10, I have 4gb of RAM, HAXM installed, and everything closed, it is somewhat usable (not much).
On Linux, I have 10gb of RAM (because of swap space). On KDE, it does not work at all. On fluxbox (with everything else closed), it is doable, but still slow.
In Android Studio (on Linux), I have increased the VM heap to 2gb, and enabled offline gradle work. With the emulator, I am using the Nexus 5x emulator (api v. 7.1.1, x86_64) with the device frame turned off, the RAM at 1024, and the heap at 256.
On Linux, memory does not seem to be the issue; when I open a system monitor, it shows both processors running at 100%. Basically, what can I can I do now?
If anyone needs any more info, just ask. Thanks in advance.
Edit
I did see this question: Why is the Android emulator so slow? How can we speed up the Android emulator?
This question is about the android emulator w/ eclipse. Also, I have tried the suggestions in that post. The suggestion I would like to do (use a snapshot) does not seem to be present in Android Studio (v 2.3.3).
I'm trying to start an AVD in Android Studio, but it just open a "Splash Screen" (where is written Android), and after, there's no progress.
I searched about it, and I found some discussions about Intel's HAXM (Android Emulator with HAXM freezes on Mac OS Yosemite), I proceeded the installation, but didn't work.
Is there any another config that I should check it out?
That's my AVD settings: API 23 Nexus 4 1GB (RAM) 64MB (VM heap) Graphics: Hardware - GLES 2.0 Multi-Core CPU is checked
Intel x86 System Image (to Android 6.0) is installed too
I'm using a MacOS 10.10 (Yosemite) with 4GB (RAM)
Do you have Docker for Mac installed by any chance? I was just facing the exact same issue and stopping Docker fixed the problem...
As I'm not allowed to comment on the above answer, just to add my own experience. Both Docker and minikube - which will admittedly run it's kubernetes containers using docker - need to be stopped for the emulator to work.
I haven't used Android emulator for long time because of its performance. However, Android devs claimed that emulator is better now. Even better than a real device so I started using it. It works fine, but CPU usage is too high.
Emulator Version: 25.1.7.0
Android SDK Tools: 25.1.7
Host Operating System: MacOS 10.10.3
Normally CPU usage is OK, but it becomes very high after the laptop comes out of the sleep mode. In this case I simply re-start the emulator. It is very annoying. Somebody suggested to edit AVD config.ini to set
hw.audioInput=no
hw.audioOutput=no
but it didn't help in my case.
Edit
The probelm seems to be fixed in Android emulator version 26.0.3.0 (build_id 3965150)