I have no Internet access in my Android Emulator.
The app I am developing needs Internet connection, but the Android Emulator have no internet connection. I also tried to use the native browser of the emulator, but it also does not work.
When I export my app to a real android, it works just fine.
I already tried to press F8 to turn on and off the "3G connection" in the emulator.
I already turned off the Windows Firewall, but it didn't work.
Data:
Windows 7 x64
Eclipse Plugin for Android
Android version 2.1
Try recreating the emulator instance. Sometimes the instances get corrupted and you get weird behavior like the one described by you above. The internet connection should work without any interaction in a fresh emulator instance.
If you are behind a firewall or you are using a proxy then things can get a bit more complicated but there are workarounds for those situations also.
Don't keep re-creating new instances of the same emulator. I had this problem before and created a brand new emulator (same settings as the other one), and it worked fine for some reason.
I had to set manually the DNS Server of my emulator.
To do that:
Within Eclipse I went to Run Configurations -> Target and added "-dns-server X.X.X.X" and everything worked fine afterwards. (obviously X.X.X.X was the IP address for my DNS server).
so i put this line: -debug-slirp -dns-server 192.168.178.1
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Basically, I have the same problem as this user (although I'm using Windows and not Linux): Android Studio emulator doesn't start without internet
The thread got no replies and I didn't want to spam the comment section because I didn't have an answer to offer.
If I try to start an emulator in Android Studio but have no internet connection, it shows "waiting for all devices to come online" and nothing happens. The emulator does not start.
Like with the user in the other thread, if I start it with internet access, cut the Wifi and keep using the emulator, it works without problems and I can update apps, even though I don't have an internet connection anymore.
Is it possible the use an emulator when you are not connected to the internet?
Internet is not mandatory to open an emulator in Android Studio unless you haven't created the device already. You can try following to fix it:
Go to File -> Invalidate Caches... or Invalidate Caches & Restart
Waiting for Target Device to Come Online
I have been trying to run correctly the default Android emulator for many hours. Each time, despite setting the DNS address 8.8.8.8, I get the error -2 -> ERR_ADDRESS_UNREACHABLE. When I runned the GenyMotion emulator, then the internet works, but on the default emulator I can not get the connection. What can I do more? Thanks!
Solution: I downloaded different AVD Device with lower API. In Android P in my case internet doesn't works.
As the title says, my VS Android Emulator has no connection to the internet. In the Android screen, it says it's connected to WiFi, but browsing doesn't work.
Expect the problem is I am running Windows 10 in Parallels on my MacBook, but I don't know how to fix it. Windows "thinks" it's connected to ethernet.
My adapter settings in Windows look like this:
Hyper-V network settings for my emulator:
Network settings in Parallels is set to Bridged Network WIFI
Try enabling Enable Virtual LAN Identification from your Hyper-V Network settings screen. If that doesn't work, you may try changing the switch and VLAN IDs until it works.
Microsoft recently announced a release of VS for Mac. That will be a far more user friendly option or even better go straight for the gold and use Android studio 2. You really shouldn't have to run Parallels at all for what you are trying to do, and this is what is ultimately giving you problems in the first place. Even if you do solve this internet issue there will most likely be another issue that crops up and there are enough problems to deal with devving as it is.
In Android emulator I encounter "Connection is lost.Host is Unresolved" error while communicating with server (creating websocket) if URL string is used. instead if IP address and port number is used it works fine.
I have configured it in host file of my ubuntu powered pc. It pings and all from the desktop.
any ideas?
Since the emulator skips the systems hosts file, change the etc/hosts file of the emulator, follow this link
http://eclecticdreams.com/blog/getting-a-hosts-file-onto-an-android-emulator
This is one of the common problems appear in android's native emulator. To resolve this, you need to restart the emulator. Or debug your application on a real device.
As an alternate, I would also like to draw your attention towards Genymotion which offers very stable, reliable and fast android emulators ranging from different device profiles and API versions.
I'm having a problem to surf internet on my Emulator, wich is targeting Google API8.I followed all the instructions I have read, setting the proxy in MobileNetworks-->APN--->....,etc, and doesn`t work. If I remove the proxy, the browser navigates locally, and if I have the proxy configured it doesn't even navigate locally.
I tested the same coonfiguration on an emulator targeting API16 and did work!!!!(local and on the Internet), so please how can I solve this.Any help will be appreciated.
PD: I tested using -dns-server x.x.x.x too and happens the same.
Emulator uses the internet connection from the host computer where it's installed.
If the host computer doesn't need any special configuration to access internet (proxy, etc.), then your emulator doesn't need it either.
Only if your computer needs a proxy configuration (or other), you will need to replicate it in the emulator.
Regards.