run an emulator without android studio - flutter

I'm using flutter on visual studio code and my android studio emulator doesn't work.
Is there a way I can run an emulator on visual studio code without android studio's help?

on android studio press shift twice then write device manger choose it then run the emulator
if this doesn't work can you provide more info about the error you get from android studio

I recommend that you run "flutter doctor" in your VS Code Terminal to determine any issues with your Android Studio and/or emulator. Then update your question with any errors that occur or simply write out the error you are getting from Android Studio when trying to start your emulator.
However, you won't have to use an emulator that is on Android Studio if you simply turn on Developer Mode/Options on your personal Android Device, then turn on "USB Debugging", this will allow you to run a version on your app on your phone as long as you have your phone connected to your computer through a USB cable.

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Why visual studio code does not recognize my phone?

I am new with flutter. when connecting the device the pc detects it but not the vscode
However, here I leave what flutter doctor throws. I'm new to flutter so I don't quite understand what they suggest. I already have usb debugging enabled developer options install via usb etc. it's a redmi 9a.
Simple way:
Download android studio
Click Tools > SDK Manager. Or
In the SDK Tools tab,
In the SDK platforms tab, install any one android version
Go to the windows terminal and accept android licenses.
flutter doctor --android-licenses
Make sure you have vs code extensions for flutter installed and then restart your VS Code.
You also have to enable USB debugging in developer options in your mobile in order to get detected by your PC
There is a hard way too without installing android studio.

Android Studio Bumblebee emulator sdk gphone x86(mobile) doesn't show

So updating to Android Studio Bumblebee appeared to bring a new emulator preloaded, sdk gphone x86(mobile). If I run on this emulator, my app appears to compile, but I can't actually find the location of the emulator on my screen.
There are other problems, like Logcat not showing, but I imagine that's a separate issue.
Go to View>Tool Windows>Device Manager
Then you will see all your emulators

Android Emulator is running in vs code but not in android studio

When I choose particular emulator in android studio from the drop down option, It starts the emulator but still shows
But In vs code it works fine..

Im getting these errors when Im trying to run Flutter from Visual Studio Code

Fix for this?
I have installed Android Studio SDK and I have an AVD file installed so whats the fix?
[2]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/Hu09W.png
Install flutter and dart plugin for android studio
android studio
try to run emulator or connect to real device via USB (make sure you enable developer mode enable in real device)

Visual Studio 2015 Cannot connect to Android Emulator

I have created a blank Android Native C++ project using Visual Studio 2015 Preview. When I click to run it on the emulator, the emulator will load but I always get the following error and cannot run the app on the emulator.
3>Starting emulator...
3>Error installing the package. The device '169.254.191.177:5555' is invalid or not running. Please switch to another device, or use the Android Virtual Device (AVD) Manager to start a compatible emulator, or connect a compatible Android device.
3>The device is invalid or is not running.
Would this be because I have the Windows Phone emulator installed ? I havnt done anything except install Visual Studio 2015, create project, and run.
Short answer: you need to use "adb connect 169.254.191.177:5555"
Long answer:
Visual Studio 2015 Android Emulator issue
This is not likely to be a result of having the Windows Phone Emulator installed. More likely is that there is a problem with the connection between the VS Android Emulator and Visual Studio. Repairing your VS and VS Emulator for Android installations by going to Control Panel > Programs and Features may resolve this.