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Cannot install Android Emulator via Android Studio on a MacBook Pro M1
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I want to install the Android studio, but in that state shown in the picture, it can't be installed anymore and it's stopped.
Download it manually as a zip from Google's repository and then install it hope that will work for you
If that happens is your hardware incompatible. First see the hardware requirements.
This issue is actively being tracked at Google's issue tracker.
In the meantime, you can follow the instructions to download an older version of the emulator.
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I did not find such a question on the forum, so I'm the only one with such a problem.
When i use Android Emulator in tool windows it crash.
But in a individual window, everything works fine.
I do not know why. Installed by official guide.
Download Flutter.
Add Flutter path to variables.
Download Android Studio and install.
Install Flutter plugin.
Create emulator. Done.
What i missed?
I tried to use old Android Studio 4.1.3 (I worked on it a few years ago and everything worked correctly). The same problem.
Also I tried downgrade the emulator from 31.2.9 to 30.3.5. Did not help
I recorded video.
https://youtu.be/2BSiySraT-0
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Build option for windows is not showing in android studio
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Closed 11 months ago.
I am trying to create a new Flutter Project for Windows Development but I am unable to check the Windows check box in the Platforms section of Android Studio. I am using the Latest Flutter SDK (Stable) and Visual Studio (2022 Community) is also installed.
Please help me find what is missing.
Issue:
Flutter Doctor:
You can run below command to enable windows.
flutter config --enable-windows-desktop
Can't build the project and use unity remote. What to do? Downloaded the latest 2020 LTS with a development package for android
External Tools
Unity hub
When installing a version from the Unity Hub, make sure you have selected the various android packages as you see in the image.
You have shown a link where you show that you did. If the procedure is the one I showed you above, you are not wrong.
Perhaps the problem may be related to Unity 2020.3.15 which in fact I do not find among the available downloads and which was released a few days ago. Maybe they caught some bugs (like maybe what you are showing), and took it out of the releases. Try downloading the 2020.3.14 version from the site (the one I use too), and see if the problem persists.
https://unity3d.com/get-unity/download/archive
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Android Automotive Arm_86 is not listed in Virtual Devices
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Closed 2 years ago.
I'm usig Android Studio 4.0. When I want to create AVD for Automotive, I don't see any available system images. I was trying to change update channel , but it doesn't lead to success.
I had the same problem recently. Changing update channel alone didn't help me either. However System Image became available after installing and running Android Studio 4.2 Preview
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Android Emulator is not starting showing " invalid command-line parameter"
I installed the SDK for android, but the Emulator will not start.
I attempt to start the Android Emulator but get this error.
invalid command-line parameter: Files\Android\android-sdk\tools/emulator-arm.exe.
Hint: use '#foo' to launch a virtual device named 'foo'.
please use -help for more information
As you can see from the error message; the file path has a Unix forward slash in it and I am running a windows system.
I need help fixing this problem and I have already tried reinstalling the SDK, which did not work.
Thanks for your help.
John is correct. I was having the same problem and error. I uninstalled the Android SDK and re-installed directly under my 'C' drive as 'C:\Android'. Once the install was complete, I ran the update for all possible packages. At that point I ran the emulator and it ran perfect.
Since I use Windows 7 64-bit, the default location for 32-bit applications is 'C:\Program Files (x86)\'. The multiple spaces in the primary folder name was causing the trouble.
Just make sure, if you are using Eclipse, to go back into Eclipse and update the file path for the SDK or Eclipse won't work correctly.