can any one guide me to solve this issue... i have install the free version of genymotion 2.3.1 v along with virtual box. i created virtual device from the listed one....virtual device is started but it show only the white screen. image of the virtual device is attached here.
i have tried the following solution
1)setting of network adapter configuration(network IP address, DHCP server etc) setting but it doesn't solve my problem..thanks in advance.
2)re-install the genymotion
do the following if you have Intel graphics driver.
Please try to update you graphics card driver to the latest one first from this below link
Intel Drivers auto update download link updated
and then please make sure your color setting is 32 bits after updated the driver, and then try to start the virtual device again.
Please check your graphic card you need graphic card to support it
I have 3 virtual devices: nexus 5, nexus 7, nexus 10.
On nexus 5 there's no problem for running normally but nexus 7 and 10 have "white screen".
My preferences - network :
I make 4 Host-only network VirtualBox Host-Only Ethernet Adapter#1, #2, #3, #4
.
Setting of Nexus 5:
Network - Tab Adapter 1 : Ethernet Adapter#1
Network Tab Adapter 2 : Ethernet Adapter#2
Display Video Memory : 32MB
.
My solution:
Update to newest VirtualBox from 4.2.12 (bundling with my genymotion 2.3.1) to 5.0.14
Open VirBox setting - open System and tab "mother board, decrease "Base Memory" from red zone to green zone (My case, I change from 3000MB to 1500MB).
Open network - check enable netwok adapter with attach to Host-only adapter.
3.1 tab Adapter 1 : choose same with Nexus 5 (adapter#1), for nexus 7 n 10
3.2. tab Adapter 2 : choose different with Nexus 5 (adapter#3 for nexus 7 and adapter#4 for nexus 10)
For Display Video Memory, I increase from 32MB to 64MB
Finish and I can running my nexus 7 and 10 normally.
Hope my solution will help your problem too ^_^
regard, from Indonesian with love
You may also check you BIOS for "INTEL VIRTUALIZATION TECH" is enabled. That's a must for VM Box.
On my Lenovo ThinkPad x61t with Mobile Intel 965 Express Chipset Family on Windows 10 Professinal 64-bit I had the same issue (White Screen). The Genymotion Version is 2.8.1 (Revision 20161122-fbfadbe) and the VirtualBox Version (with GuestAdditions installed) is 5.1.12 r112440 (Qt5.6.2).
On the same mashine with xUbuntu 16.04. everything went fine - same Genymotion and VirtualBox versions.
Solution
The current graphics driver version automatically installed buring the Windows 10 is 8.15.10.2697. In contrast, the lasted version offered by Intel is 8.15.10.1930 (15.12.75.4.1930), which is a lower version number.
Installing the older driver version from Intel solved the problem: Now the VM shows a black screen and the toolbar on the right.
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I have a new laptop with configuration: -
List item
Windows 11 latest build
Ryzen 7 5800H
16GB DDR4 RAM
RTX 3060 Ti Mobile GPU
Latest Android Studio
Latest Android Emulator
I have tried reinstalling the android studio and its emulators but its the same issue. Is this related to the presence of AMD processor ?
I have some ongoing projects which are halted and would like the get this problem fix as soon as possiable.
I have to develop some flutter applications
Emulator Screen Image Here
Emulator Screen Image 2 Here
I think you can resolve this problem changing the render options to ones that best suit your system, test diffent values to find out what is best for you.
To reach this screen click on the 3 dots at the side of your emulator and then: Settings -> Advanced
Edit: I have used an computer with a Risen 5700G and a RTX3050 with no flickers, so It's probably a configuration issue, also check if you have virtualization enabled on your bios, it'll depend on the manifacturer of your motherboard so I can't provide clear guide on how to enable it on your system, if needed.
try to delete the current Emulator from .android/avd and install another one such as pixel 4 or pixel 3
It also works if you put the emulator in floating mode. At least it helped for me, and many others with similar problem. On he photos I only see that you have unpinned it, but not set it to "float".
Go to settings, view mode and then float:
I hope it helps, cheers!
My Genymotion is showing black screen i have try all the methode of configuration by configuring correctly my virtual box adapter so i don't know what's wrong again.
I had the same problem and in my case the problem was the graphics card.
Genymotion requires reasonably recent graphic cards. In my case, my laptop graphic card was running with the generic graphics drives by MS. I updated the graphics driver in Windows Control Panel, and right after that the emulator worked.
Here is the official support page that lists a few of the possible causes and remedies for black screen:
https://www.genymotion.com/faq/#virtual-device-window-empty
You need to check 4 different things:
proxy connections to be off( Gennymotion/setting/Network)
SDK be set( Gennymotion/ABD/SDK)
Graphic card driver be successfully installed
Virtual box installed and working correctly
Try again please. hope you will fix it easily.
I can't change the graphics to software as I'm sure this is the fix for my AVD not launching.
The option is greyed out (see screenshot). Has anyone has experience with this? I couldn't find anyone who had the same issue.
I'm running the latest version of Android Studio on Ubuntu 17.04.
Actually, this problem seems to be limited to devices with Play Store available, so Nexus 5X and Nexus 5 images will be forced to use Automatic Graphics, but all other devices allow you to choose either Automatic, Hardware or Software graphics.
edit: I've just tested this today and it seems to no longer be the case. At least on MacOS with Android Studio 3.3.2, I can now make a Nexus 5X image with Play Store and Hardware Graphics. I'll do more testing at home later, on Windows and Linux to see if it's related to OS or graphics drivers.
I also think it's related to whether the Playstore is contained or not, but I cannot explain why.
Dielson Sales already gave the answer which worked for me - unfortunately only in a comment to this answer. I just thought it's worth to make a "real" answer out of it:
Edit the config.ini file of the AVD. Under Linux it's located under /home/<user>/.android/avd/<AVD-name>/config.ini
(in my case <AVD-name> is Nexus_5X_API_29.avd).
In a text editor change the lines
hw.gpu.enabled=no
hw.gpu.mode=auto
either to
hw.gpu.enabled=no
hw.gpu.mode=off
or to
hw.gpu.enabled=yes
hw.gpu.mode=host
This setting remains even if opened in the Android Virtual Device Manager of Android Studio. It's just not editable there.
I also tried this, which I found in another AVD:
hw.gpu.enabled=yes
hw.gpu.mode=software
But this is then changed to "no" / "off" by the Android Virtual Device Manager.
I didn't look any further so far. hw.gpu.mode=off worked for me. Otherwise my whole Kubuntu hangs (using the Nouveau driver, not the NVidia driver)
Seems like the problem was with the choosen VM. If I choose a Nexus 4, it runs just fine.
I am little late on this thread but following are my findings and solution. I am using Ubunut 18.04 and faced the same issue. The solution is to edit AVD and under Emulated Performance, change the grpahics to Software. The problem was that this option was disabled for me. I was unable to change graphics drop down.
I did some more research and found that while creating AVD if you choose default/existing device definition on first screen, you will not be able to edit graphics drop down.
The solution is to create a "New Hardward Profile" while creating AVD and use your new profile. Now, you will be able to edit "Grahics" drop down.
Hope this helps....
It seems all emulators with Play Store cannot emulated performance. I am using AS 4.0
Open Android Virtual Device Manager Android Studio, change VMHeap to 512, RAM to 4096 MB. Then restart Android Studio.
I think It's just a bug!
Solved the issue by selecting any virtual device had the option enabled and after finishing the installation I just clicked on edit and reselected the device I wanted and the option was still enabled.
Click on edit button from here.
Then change the device to the one you want.
For those who are still searching for solutions on how to make it work with an image containing google play store: install / update your GPU drivers solves the problem. On my Ubuntu 20 this was the issue.
I'm working on mac os - after i upgrade my os my emulator stoped working and one of the solution was to change the graphic settings from hardware to software - since i couldn't - came here ---> turns out Android Emulator HAXM on macOS High Sierra is left out from security reasons
follow this link : https://developer.android.com/studio/known-issues#deploy
It doesn't seem to work. I looked at the solution proposed here: Android emulator 4.2.2 not showing add widget option in lock screen but without success. Using the rev1 image (as the rev2 has a bug, filed here: http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=58548)
No way that I get that '+' sign... Ideas?
Of course, the project is using Android 17.
Use power button but set some lock screen (swipe for example) in Android settings before.
With the following combination, it's now working for me.
Install: Run Android SDK Manager. In the "Android 2.2.2 (API 17)" section, install Intel x86 Atom System Image. It offers Rev. 1. Also download, install, then finish installing Intel HAXM, if you haven't done that already. You might need to allocate more RAM to HAXM. IIRC, I have it set to 2 GB.
(Android SDK Manager has Rev. 2 of ARM EABI v7a System Image. According to Android emulator 4.2.2 not showing add widget option in lock screen, lock screen widgets work in Rev. 1 but not Rev. 2. I didn't test the ARM system images.)
Create an AVD with these settings:
Device: Galaxy Nexus (4.65", 720 x 1280: xhdpi)
Target: Android 4.2.2 - API Level 17
CPU/ABI: Intel Atom (x86)
Skin: Skin with dynamic hardware controls
Memory options: RAM: 768, VM Heap: 64
Internal Storage: 200 MiB
SD Card: Size: 100 MiB
Emulation Options: [x] Use Host CPU
Add a lock screen widget:
Launch this emulator AVD.
Run your app in this emulator.
If you need to get to the lock screen, press the simulated power button twice (off, on).
On the lock screen, swipe down on the clock widget. It should grow a large rectangle. Release the mouse.
Swipe to the right until you get to the "+" screen.
Tap the "+" then pick your widget from the list.
NOTE: Android L does not support lock screen widgets. The feature is gone.
I hope this works for y'all. There may be more independent variables, and the above configuration is surely not the only one that works.
To reach the lock screen of Android Emulator, in recent emulators (using Android Studio 2.3) just click the "power" button in the Emulator. You'll get a black screen. Click it again and there it is, your lock screen.
Press(rather click :) ) the power button twice on the emulator. This will make it go into lock mode.After that , click on lock button again, the phone lights up with you asking to provide pin/finger print/pattern in case you had put them in your unlocking. Hope this helps..
Yes it does not seem to work with my AVD. But it works with genymotion. Maybe you can try it. Download it from http://www.genymotion.com/.
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I tried to create custom S4 Emulator with resolution size 1080*1920 in AVD Manager. While i starting emulator , it is not all starting just showing blank screen for 25 min . What will be the issue ? There is no possibility to create S4 emulator ?
On Windows you are limited to using 768 MB of RAM for the virtual devices you create. This creates a problem when you create a screen as big as the one you have, since it will require more RAM than that to run. If you simply try to use the normal options to create a device that big it will not run as you have seen.
The way to fix this is to use ONLY the x86 images (no it will not be a GS4 processor but it's just an emulator), and run the intel x86 emulator accelerometer (HAXM) that is all the way at the bottom of the list in the SDK Manager. Install it and during the installation it will ask if you want to allot 2 GB of your PC's RAM to the virtual device. Enable that and your device should run.
Also check "use host GPU" as stated in the other answer.
As for OSX, hopefully someone else can help.