Android Automotive. "No system images available " for Android Studio 4.0 [duplicate] - android-automotive

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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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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.

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

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Emulator tool window missing from android studio
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Closed 1 year ago.
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

Cannot deploy UWP app to Win 10 Mobile [duplicate]

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Error DEP0001 : Unexpected Error: -2147009287 deploy Windows Phone Universal 10
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Closed 6 years ago.
I am writing a UWP app that I want to deploy to the store as a replacement to an existing Win 8.1 app.
The current app that is in the store has packages for Win Phone 7 and Win Phone 8.1 and I want to add a new UWP package for the Win 10 family.
After I run the "associate app with the store" and pick the specific package from my list of packages, I am no longer able to deploy the app to the mobile device. The app still deploys fine on my local Win 10 machine just not on mobile.
DEP0001 : Unexpected Error: -2147009287
The app runs fine on the phone if it's not associated to the package on the store so I don't think it's a framework / tools / versioning issue but here are all the versions:
[UPDATE]
Visual Studio: 2015 Update 3 (14.0.25425)
Win 10: 14393.187
Mobile: 10.0.10586
Sdk: 10.0.10240, 10.0.10586, 10.0.14393, Tools 1.4.1
App Min Version: 10.0.10240
App Target Version: 10.0.10586
According to your error code, I think you may have the same problem like Error DEP0001 : Unexpected Error: -2147009287 deploy Windows Phone Universal 10.
To fix this issue, you can try to uninstall the existing app form your mobile manually and then deploy the app again via Visual Studio.

gingerbread emulator support for opengl es 2.0 [duplicate]

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Closed 11 years ago.
Possible Duplicate:
Does the Android Emulator support OpenGL ES 2.0?
I read here that android sdk 2.3 has emulator support for opengles 2.0.
However after upgrading my eclipse environment with the latest sdk I fail to find any support.
To be honest I can't find where in the documentation that it claims to be supported.
I have a small 2.2 targeted app that runs on the galaxys s 2.2, but cannot run it on any emulator.
Am I missing something?
Check the accepted answer to the question you referenced. It points out that, while SDK 2.3 has support for the Java bindings to OpenGLES2, the emulator provides an implementation only for OpenGLES1, not OpenGLES2.