AVD Manager - Cannot Create Android Virtual Device

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I just installed the Android Eclipse Plugin and the Android SDK from Google yesterday  I open the AVD Manager window by going to Window - gt  Android Virtual Device Manager  I then click  New  and am presented with the  Create new Android Virtual Device  AVD   window  The problem is  I can t get the  OK  button to not be greyed out  I choose Nexus 7 from  Device   I give the AVD a name  I choose  Android 4 2 API Level 17  as the target  And no matter what I do for the rest of the settings  the  OK  button continues to be greyed out  I am not presented with any errors  Any idea as to what I may be missing and why the window would not allow me to proceed by clicking  OK

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I opened monitor bat in android-sdks tools and started the device manager there and I was able to create the AVD

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You need to open up your SDK Manager and make sure everything is installed  especially System Image  After that will be alright

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I had trouble creating an AVD   Either    re-start eclipse after installing SDK versions from the SDK manager  or you should run the  AVD Manager exe  outside of Eclipse

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On Kubuntu 12 04  Eclipse Kepler  ADT installed  I experienced the same symptoms  The ARM EABI v7a System Image was already installed  The way out was to run the tool from the command line  then it did not complain  I guess a restart of eclipse could have done the trick but I am not sure any more if I tried dit or not

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You either haven t selected a CPU ABI target in the dropdown below the target  or you haven t installed a system image   Open your SDK manager and ensure that you ve installed ARM EABI v7a System Image under the Android 4 2 section

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Try to create an AVD with the monitor bat in the tools-folder  that worked out for me

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Launching the AVD Manager from Visual Studio 2015 resolved this issue for me   I had  a lot of packages  all the required packages installed but hadn t used them for some time  amp  had issues detecting them in the SDK manager  I attempted all the solutions provided above to no avail  including running the AVD after running the monitor bat file in  android sdk tools    I then launched the AVD from VS in  Tools- Android- Android Emulator Manager  and it detected both  Google APIs Intel Atom x86   amp  the ARM EABI v7a system Images right off the bat   Target is set to API Level 23

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I had the same problem but now I got it  Check which API you are selecting and for that API version is CPU ABI available or not  If it s available then your work is done  Select the device according to the windows supporting it

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Had the exact same trouble    loading the ARM EABI v7a System Image worked for me too  Thanks very much   I had previously seen on the Android SDK manager that a system image with the same name  ARM EABI v7a System Image  WAS installed on my system for a more recent SDK  Android 4 2   Consequently I thought it would negate the need to install the earlier Android 2 2 SDK ARM image  but apparently not

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Another thing that tripped me up  the  Name  field must be a single word and must not have spaces

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I had the same problem  although all required packages were installed  I closed down Eclipse  ran monitor bat in the  android-sdks tools  folder  opened the AVD Manager from there  and I was able the create virtual devices here

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If you have changed the SDK Path somehow it will not be able to find the SDKs you installed even though it is listing them fine   I solved by openig Android SDK Manager and in that dialog choosing the menu Tools -  Manage AVDs  And when you open Manage AVDs directly from the toolbar of Eclipse you should Refresh to see the AVD you created

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you need to avoid spaces in the AVD name    amp  Select the  Skin  option

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If you are having AVD creation problems  just try to put it inside a new folder  eclipse  android sdk  avd  and then you just run it and it should work  Just open Eclipse in that folder and run as usual

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I actually hit on this problem a week ago   The issue had to do with not using an updated Eclipse version of the Android SDK plugin with the latest version of the SDK   It was a fun problem overall  but it disappeared as soon as I updated it    I had even updated the AVD images and no luck   Apparently the old plugin cannot see the new image layout or something   This is for version 22 3 of the SDK

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First  make sure you don t have spaces  or other illegal characters like             etc  in the  AVD Name  field  Spaces broke it for me

[android] AVD Manager - Cannot Create Android Virtual Device

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