I installed Android 4.0.3, the jdk, and the ADT. I try to make an AVD, and the error message says 'cannot find userdata.img file.' I installed the ARM EABI v7a System Image in the SDK manager, and I still get the same error message. I read a post that says "Even if you download the AVD Manager that is external to eclipse and says you have it installed, you have to go into eclipse with the AVD Plugin and re-install it as well. Have to do it twice." I also did this twice, and I still cannot create an AVD. I don't know what else to do.
I'm just a beginner, so please someone help me!
Thank you for your time!
I had the same problem, and I had already installed "ARM EABI v7a". The following worked for me:
Install Android 4.0 (API 14) using Eclipse's "SDK Manager"
Create an Android 4.0 virtual device using Eclipse's "AVD Manager"
Now, try creating an Android 4.0.3 (API 15) virtual device. This time, it should work.
Please remember to set the CPU/ABI field as "ARM (armeabi-v7a)" when creating the AVD.
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I know this message has been already asked before but none of the answers has fixed my issue,
The error message:
I have already tried disabling the hotspot of my emulator (which is a Pixel XL API 30) but it doesn't work. I have also tried restarting my pc, IDE and emulator and also changing my IDE from vs code to Android Studio but the error doesn't go away. I am new to flutter and I don't want to give up at the start!
Disable your mobile hotspot. If you use windows 11 that was my error try, will run normally easy like this.
For me, it was the Windows Hotspot Wifi as "#Salah dine Maham" said.
As I know it is related to a gradle issue (shows up from about gradle v6.3), I went to the
android/gradle/wrapper/gradle-wrapper.properties
I updated the distributionURL into :
distributionUrl=https\://services.gradle.org/distributions/gradle-7.1.1-all.zip
You "may" need to update the gradle plugin on the android project.
And now you can debug again freely through Windows Hotspot wifi.
So, as I said I couldn't find any solutions but here it is:
delete ANY VMware processes or, if you can, unistall VMware and use virtualbox instead, even if vmware is not running it will confict with other emulators.
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Yesterday I've created Pixel 3 XL device to test my app on emulator. It was working yesterday but today I'm getting these errors when I try to run my app.
14:58 Emulator: C:\Users\Mert\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk\emulator\qemu\windows-x86_64\qemu-system-x86_64.exe: error while loading state for instance 0x0 of device 'goldfish_pipe'
14:58 Emulator: deleteSnapshot: for default_boot
14:58 Emulator: Process finished with exit code 0
for me, I have installed a newer version of HAXM and it worked perfectly
Deleting device from AVD Manager and creating a new one(I created the same one) worked for me
Download the google play version marked in yellow rather google API.
Creating emulator again with image from google play will also make sure reinstallation of HAXM.
I solve this issue within Android Studio SDK Manager, update to a newer version of Android SDK Build-Tools and Intel x86 Emulator Accelerator (HAXM installer), in the HAXM installer wizzard I put 4GB RAM size.
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In my case I deleted the old devices and downloaded the Google Play play version image and manually changed adb.exe file.
Actually the working HAXM version isn't always the newests, as other answers suggest. I had HAXM version 7.8.0 (latest version ATM) installed on my Windows, but even though I was getting the question error (error while loading state for instance 0x0 of device 'goldfish_pipe'). I had it installed via its own installer, outside Android Studio, because I was getting error trying to install HAXM via Android Studio.
Then I had the idea to uninstall that latest version (7.8.0 ATM) and again try to install the version shown in Android Studio (7.6.5 ATM) via Android Studio itself, and it worked! So I realized the steps I needed to take in order to successfully install HAXM via installer (step 1 shown here) also fixed the problem trying to install it via Android Studio! And finally, after hours and hours of harrassment, I could successfully launch a virtual device on the emulator.
Below is the step for successfully installing HAXM (taken from here):
At last but not least, make sure you have no other virtual machine running! It would throw you at this thread's error.
My case is:
disable Intel x86 Emulator Accelerator (HAXM installer) in Android Studio SDK Manager
uninstall HAXM as a result
enable again Intel x86 Emulator Accelerator (HAXM installer) in Android Studio SDK Manager
install HAXM as a result
recreate emulated AVD
finally works for Me
I am unable to run the emulator in android studio. I received a "Your cpu does not support required features (VT-x or SVM)" message. Someone told me to try and do what this link states "http://www.howtogeek.com/213795/how-to-enable-intel-vt-x-in-your-computers-bios-or-uefi-firmware/" which led me to a video and I tried following those directions but was unable to because first, there was no HyperV feature in the Windows features section. Second, there was no UEFI Firmware settings icon when I went to advanced settings in set up. How can I proceed from here to enable the VT-x in order for me to be able to use the emulator in Android studios? Thank you so much!!
Okay your cpu does not support is not the same as cannot use emulator you just have to use one that runs x86 images which is in fact GenyMotion...
https://www.genymotion.com/
sign up for free account and when you download you want the full install package with virtualbox included.
and it does support instantrun just like the google android emulators do
You will also find the android studio genymotion plugin at the same site to download and use with android studiio
When I updated my android sdk it gave me an error that did not let me zip align my tool, then with the sdk manager android sdk tools rev 23 and now it gives me a wayyyy more generic error, "failed to export application package" how do I solve this error? Some people suggested to check for updates, but there were no updates! can somebody tell me what is going on?
Problem solved, I just re-installed eclipse, and used the same workspace, that seemed to work!
I understand there are many threads like mine but I have been trying to get an Android Emulator to work on my Windows XP PC and have encountered nothing but brickwalls. Here is what I've done:
I installed the latest JDK (Version 6 Revision 26) ... no problem
I unpacked "Eclipse" (Version 3.7 - Indigo) ... no problem
I downloaded and unzipped Android SDK ... no problem
I updated Android SDK with Android SDK Tools and two platforms (2.2 and 3.1) ... no problem
I installed the ADT plug-in for Eclipse ... no problem
I configured ADT to point to the Android SDK ... no problems
I created the "Hello World" app from the Android developers site ... no problem
I tried to run it...
And this is where I've been halted. I've tried:
Creating an AVD with default settings in both 3.1 and 2.2 ... no luck
Changing device RAM size ... no luck
Starting the AVD from Android SDK ... no luck
Starting AVD from the command line ... no luck
Starting it with no animation ... no luck
Leaving it to start over night, twice, with different settings ... no luck
I've been perusing websites for hours trying to find other solutions but having absolutely no luck?!?
It basically starts to load, it shows the "A N D R O I D _" animation and then moves to the one where the green "swoosh" moves across the logo and then it just sits there...for hours! If I try and run the "Hello World" app while it's in this state it just fails (obviously.) I don't know if I'm missing something obvious or what?!? I'm happy to uninstall everything and try again but not before I've exhausted reasonable measures to fix what I imagine to be an easy problem to solve?!?
Please try this process.
Close your Eclipse IDE
Restart the IDE and delete the AVD created.
Create the AVD and then relaunch the application.
Please let me know if this process helped you.
Similar issue here:
Newly installed Eclipse and Android SDK. Can't get emulator to work. Hangs on clock screen
Create an APK file (archive for java app for Android), copy to the machine using usb cable or whatever you use, and then just install it. Not the ideal, but it helps.