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Question

I have an error when running my app using android studio, but before that it was working okay until an update(Android API27), I have tried uninstalling it but nothing,the wa

Answer 1

see if intel virtualization technology is turn on in your bios. worked for me.

Answer 2

I had the same problem with Hyper-V, so I created a new BCD entry to disable it and be able to install HAXM:

1. bcdedit /copy "{current}" /d "no Hyper-V"
2. bcdedit /set "{GUID}" hypervisorlaunchtype off

The message still appears, but the emulator is running with the latest API version and the x86 ABI.

Answer 3

Change your Emulator Performance under Tools>ADK Manager to Software - GLES 2.0. This will work if your AVD isn’t among the ones with the playstore icon

Answer 4

I had the same problem. I tried to update my HAXM on my windows-7 using this resource file from the official site - software.intel.com. Also available from the Intel HAXM github page.

So as I said after updating my HAXM-Windows from version 6.1 to 7.1.0 my Emulator in Android Studio started to work!!!

Answer 5

The issue might be your CPU hardware. AVD Google API levels 21+ do not run well on CPUs that do not support Extended Page Tables (EPT) and Unrestricted Guest (UG), such as Core 2 Duo. Your best option is to try a system image with AVD Google API level <= 20 on those type of CPUs. You still will see the warning but the emulator will boot up.

Update: I had further issues and it seems the only way to boot to a usable system image is to go with an armeabi-v7a version on Core 2 Duo chips.

Answer 6

a friend just told me the solution, so please find it here!

The issues have to do with the specific device you're trying to emulate and the processor you have (intel core 2 or older)

To solve it:

1. Create a new emulator
2. Select the device you would like to emulate.
3. On the next page with the header "System Image" select the tab "other images"
4. Download and select an image that is listed as armeabi-v7a under the ABI column.

That image should run successfully with your processor.

That's the solution! Hope it helps :)