I have read this thread Android emulator refuses to boot
and tried to apply the solutions, none did work for emulator 3. I even tried to add my d:\androidsk folder to path and android_sdk_home environment variables, it doesn't solve the problem: it just shows _android on the black screen for hours.
I have installed reinstalled multiple times also already.
What else could I do ?
I got the last version tools from today google sdk site.
Update: I have started several times, I got it work once but with error message "Activity launcher forced to close", I have to click wait multiple times to see android desktop.
When I close the VM and tries again with the same I cannot make it work again.
This I tried on 2 machines:
Netbook eeePC 1215B (AMD c60 if I remember well) and Windows Tablet EP21 (intel core i5)
Why on earth do some people downvote this question ? I'm not the only one who got that problem, are they ashame that Android sdk is so buggy ?
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i am a noob in react native and was trying to setup android studio to start my react native project. after my installations i created an emulator "Pixel" but the screen just remains blank,
it doesnt load at all even when i press the power button, i have left it for up to an hour and its still doesnt load
i have tryed installing haxm manually which was the first issue i encountered, I fixed it by installing it directly.
also my emulator keeps showing offline.
i have installed android 12, 11, 10,9 & 8.1 .
i noticed from a youtube video that the device size after wiping data from the emulator in avd manager is usually 1.1gb but mine is 583mb i dont know if this is the cause of the problem or its something else. also am unable to install haxm with android studio even after i activated it from my bios and "Turn Windows Feature On" setting.
This could definitely be a result of your haxm installation not being successful, to remedy this you may want to review this post
If installing haxm doesn't resolve the issue in my experience its best to run your emulator via command line so you can view any errors & logs as they happen. and either look up those exact errors.
i solved the problem, apparently i had not installed any, i installed my sdk from settings in sdk but i noticed that anytime i tryed creating a virtual device it still showed download so i installed from there and every thing is working fine
I just started learning android studio but for some reason, my emulator is not starting up. I read similar questions asked here and tried many different things and I manage to get the emulator loading console to appear for a few seconds before disappearing forever. Even though gradle build has become quite fast, the emulator still refuses to show.
I tried changing RAM, making new devices, updating path on 'program structures' installing HAXM and any other thing that seemed to work or other people but I still get this error when I run it
" Error while waiting for device: Timed out after 300seconds waiting for emulator to come online. "
I was really looking forward to learning app development for my project but this issue is hindering my progress significantly.
Any help is appreciated.
EDIT: My android studio is version 2.3.1 and I am following TheNewBoston video series.
Android Studio Emulator is little slow sometimes or if you are not running a PC with good configurations , mostly it won't work , instead of running your app in Android Studio Emulator , you can try these emulators
or you can run it on your own device , for that please follow the link for official documentation
I have just uploaded my Android Studio version to 2.3, and I am now having problems testing my app in my emulator. It is a Nexus 5X emulator with Android 7.0 Nougat loaded on it (API 24), with an ABI: armeabi-v7a (I have an AMD processor, so to the best of my knowledge I can only use this). Before, it was a bit slow and would sometimes come up with a 'Not Responding' error, but clicking 'Wait' would always do the trick.
After the Android Studio update, when I press 'Run', it opens up & boots the emulator. However, once booted, it gets stuck on the "Launching App - Installing APKs" process. It probably shows that it is doing this for about 2 minutes, before stopping. It then shows "Launching Instant Run Service" for a few seconds. The green 'run' arrow then becomes active again, as if there is no emulator open. The emulator is open, but there is no app. If I click the green 'run' arrow with the emulator already open, it does a gradle build sync & then doesn't even attempt to launch the app/install APKs - it only says "Launching Instant Run Service" for a few seconds, even though nothing happens.
I have tried removing the emulator & recreating it, and I have also tried fiddling with some of the parameters as suggested in other posts which concern similar (but not identical) issues to this. The first time I tried to run the app on the emulator after the update, I had many messages pop up in the event log, saying Android Studio Can't Bind to Local 86xx for debugger, whilst the Android Device Monitor was opened. Ever since then, with the ADM closed, I have had the problem described above, with no error messages showing in the error log.
Any help with this issue would be very much appreciated - please note it concerns the very latest version of Android Studio which I have only just had a popup requesting that I install. Build Tools Version in build.gradle has also been updated from 24.0.2 to 25.0.0.
If you haven't already done it:
Open Tools -> Android -> SDK Manager
Select tab SDK Tools, flag Android Emulator (version 27.0.5 at the moment) and Apply
This solution worked for me, hope this can help
I tried all of the aforementioned and it didn't help. What helped was disabling Instant Run in Settings -> Build, Execution, Deployment -> Instant Run.
Relevant issue in AOSP bugtracker: https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=235879
Updating the Java SDK solved the problem for me.
you need to download the Android Emulator for Android Version 2.3 or make sure when you updated your AS from 2.2 to 2.3 all these components got updated and installed. I had the same problem and i just downloaded the Android emulator and it worked fine for me.
had the same problem, after two days of trying to solve this, i decided to uninstall android studio, and then install the new virsion 2.3 all over again, now Emulator working just fine!
*not much of programming, but it did the job!
Don't worry about updating anything. For some reason upgrading to 2.3 makes the default setting for running your app set to "androidDependencies" which does nothing except give you strange errors. Just go to Run -> Edit Configurations and in the window that pops up try to delete with the minus symbol the selection on the left pane with the task called android dependencies. Then click on "app" under the "Android App" expandable arrow at the top. (see the pic)
edit configuration window
I recently download Android Studio 2.3 and installed default components and some Android OS for emulator. When I use an emulator (version 26.0.0) I have problem with its sound and image (display is very poor).
I'm using Ubuntu 16.04.2, Kernel 4.8 and KVM is setup.
It's an example of my problem:
I think you've not enabled the developer settings in your emulator. Sometimes after update the emulator is reset and all the settings are lost. Enabling it, should solve the problem.
I'm trying to setup an Android development environment. I downloaded the latest Android SDK and I have already installed JDK 6 on my 64-bit ubuntu 11.04.
I started the AVD Manager and created an AVD with the Galaxy tab template addon and everything worked fine.
Next day, I started the AVD Manager and tried to create a new one with the Android open source project 3.2 with all default options. As soon as I click create, AVD Manager freezes and sucks up the memory. I tried to create one with Android open source project 2.2, and Galaxy tab addon.. same situation. I deleted my existing AVD and tried again, no luck.
I searched this issue and found some solutions for Windows but not Linux. Could anyone point me to a solution?
How long did you wait? When I do it on 64-bit Windows, it seemingly locks up for quite a few minutes in just the manner you're describing, but it eventually finishes if left alone. Give it five to seven minutes and see if it completes.
I'm new to Android Development and am currently trying to develop my first application
I started with the tuturial available here: Tutorial
I just setup the complete environment for android development:
OS: Windows 7 x64, CPU: 3 GHZ AMD Phenom II X4, RAM: 8GB.
IDE: Eclipse IDE for Java Developers (Version: Indigo Service Release 1)
I downloaded the SDK from here http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
Then i followed the instructions from the tutorial.
However my problem is: When I run the application as an Android Application the emulator gets started, but then get stuck at the following screen:
Even after waiting for more than 30 minutes or even 1 hour it displays still the same screen.
There was only one "problem" while installing the Java JDK:
- For the JRE was already a newer version installed. (Installed: "Java(TM) 7 Update 2 (64-bit)" I however downloaded the latest sdk from the oracle site. I don't know if the runtime und the sdk must have the same version...
In addition I was yesterday once I able to start the emulator and as long as I let it run it worked quite well... I could even debug the application... However, if I now tried to start the device from eclipse it crashed instantly. Same thing if I start it from de AVD Manager directly ("From Snapshot" or with "Wipe User Data" doesn't matter...). So I deleted the device and created a new one with the same options. Now however I am again stuck at the screen above.
I have no idea of how the whole emulator works. In addition there is A LOT of information in the internet available about crashes and so on (lots of them for earlier releases of the AVD, however I havn't found anything that helped my out.
It would be quite useful to know how the emulator usually works. And maybe getting a hint, what I could do to.
Thanks in advance...
I had a similar issue when updating from the JDK 6 to 7, and solved it by going back to the JDK 6. I still cannot use the JDK 7 for a mysterious reason.