Android Studio, Flutter: Emulator not found in View -> Tool windows [duplicate] - flutter

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Emulator tool window missing from android studio
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The Emulator window within the android studio, and Device file Explorer are not available in Android studio. What could be the reason? I have enabled it in the settings.

I found two ways to solve this problem temporarily until the bug is fixed by experts:
Create new project in other IDE's and return back to android studio after a successful run.
This method is preferred:
Create flutter project through terminal. To create to new flutter project
through terminal, run the following command in Android Studio terminal :
cd C:\Users\asus\AndroidStudioProjects
flutter create project_name
cd project_name
flutter run
Then open this project from File->Open.
After these steps I was able to see Emulator in the SideBar

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I am trying to run my first flutter app emulator, which is having complications at various level, I have tried too much but could not make through it, here is what I have tried.
On trying to click on Create Android Emulator in Visual studio code, the dart extension shows following:-
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I don't know why it is happening as on checking, it is present:-
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I would like to point out here that I am not able to understand what I have to put in flutter --android-sdk {path}.
Also on running flutter doctor, it shows the absence of visual studio despite the fact that I have it in place(that is why I could take the first screenshot). One thing I would like to point out here is that my vscode is in C drive while my flutter-test folder(which contains everything related to flutter) is in D drive:
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Please help so that I can further follow along to create an android app. Also ask if any further information is needed.
You need to know that having Android Studio Installed will solve the majority of issues caused.
STEPS:
Clean out all your Flutter, Dart and Android installation
Download Android Studio from official website (the latest version is Android Studio Electric Eel)
After the installation of Android Studio, open it and add the flutter and dart plugins
Now download flutter and follow the installation steps.
After adding flutter, go to Edit the system environment on your PC and add JAVA_HOME variable with C:\Program Files\Android\Android Studio\jbr. Noticed I used jbr not jre because with Android Studio Electric Eel jbr replaced jre.
Afterward, open new terminal and run flutter doctor --android-licenses
WHAT DID WE DO ABOVE?
We cleaned our installation and downloaded the latest Flutter version which has Dart downloaded automatically. Next, we Installed Android Studio Electric Eel which has Java and Android settings in-build. This way we solve 99% of the problems here: The last thing is to create an Emulator using Android Studio not VSC.
For future help, please comment below. Bye

Windows option not enabled when creating new Flutter Project for Windows Development [duplicate]

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Build option for windows is not showing in android studio
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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

Error problem in VS code for dart programming language

Every time I enter VS code and want an Android emulator Connect to dart language this error comes to me Please help me to resolve this error so that I can understand what you mean, thank youenter image description here
Run in your terminal flutter config --android-sdk [yourAndroidSDKPath].
If that doesn't work:
Go to Android Studio > Settings > SDK Manager > SDK Tools.
Then select and download/update Android Emulator.
Now go back and open the AVD Manager and create a new Virtual Device.
The last thing you wanna do is check the Android SDK Flutter configuration directory.
Run in your terminal flutter config --android-sdk [yourAndroidSDKPath].
Restart your VSCode.

Flutter Windows option disabled in IntelliJ IDEA

Windows option is disabled while creating a new Flutter project in IntelliJ IDEA. I've upgraded my Flutter to Flutter 2 stable channel but getting Windows option disabled whereas I've also installed Visual Studio 2019 in my PC.
Here's my Flutter doctor results
Run the following commands
flutter config --enable-windows-desktop
flutter channel dev
flutter upgrade
flutter config --enable-windows-uwp-desktop
flutter doctor
Then as per the instruction of the above command, you may have to install required tools like Visual Studio...
Finally in IntelliJ
New Project -> Select Flutter -> Select SDK Location, Click Next
(Now if you still see Windows is disabled)
Press Back & Then press next... Now, I am seeing it can be enabled.
Even after that if you are not seeing, allow the project to finish without selecting the windows (or try to select web)
Then provide the following command on the project root directory
flutter create --platforms=windows

Grandlew bat file not found in windows 10

I have installed flutter and android studio. Followed some resources I have added path.(In windows)
But everytime I run the first project it is giving errors
like. Grandlew bat file not found.
sometimes : exception: exit with 1
Flutter doctor is always giving licenses unknown. I tried number of solutions in the YouTube and from here..but still getting same thing..
My dreams are going to stop in the first step.
you need to install flutter and dart plugin in your android studio/VS code.
to install a plugin in Android Studio follow these steps
Launch Android Studio application
Choose File -> Settings (For Mac Preference )
Search for Flutter then for dart(But dart will be installed automatically with flutter)
I just noticed you don't have Android SDK either, for that, you should go to your android studio and on the top right corner click on the SDK icon, and then install 28/29 version of android SDK hopefully it will solve your problem
alternatively, you can download SDK from here as well