Run Android studio emulator on AMD processor

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Android newbie  My processor is AMD  not Intel  so I can t open the emulator in Android studio    This answer has the comment   You can run the ARM  non Intel  emulator image  From your list  just choose a non Intel emulation   They don t explain where this can be found  Any ideas  Thanks  Android Studio emulator and AMD CPU

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Tuesday  December 3  2019  https   androidstudio googleblog com 2019 12 emulator-29211-and-amd-hypervisor-12-to html  Via AMD Hypervisor  we added support for running the emulator on AMD CPUs on Windows    With CPU acceleration Without requiring Hyper-V With speed on par with HAXM

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The very first thing you need to do is download extras and tools package from SDK manager and other necessary packages like platform-25 and so on     after that open AVD manager and select any emulator you wan t  after that go to  other images  tab and select ARM AEBI a7a System Image and select finish and you are all done hope this would help you

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I have a Ryzen 2600X and I am able to run the emulator without problems  Here are the tweaks I made    NOTE  You don t need the beta version of Android Studio or Android Emulator    Go to the MB bios and turn SVM on  CPU Virtualization   In Windows right click Windows Button    Select   Apps and Features      Programs and features      Turn Windows Features on and off  In the displayed list select Hyper-V checkbox    Make sure the subfolders are all selected  When prompted to restart  restart the PC   After restart and update instalation screen you are back in Windows and you should be able to run the Emulator      Note  I have selected x86 64 and plain x86 images both API 28  from the x86 Images tab and they work just fine       Note  Might also check for Android Licenses if errors pop up  I had an issue because of this while using Flutter  maybe it s related to that

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Recent updates enabled computers with AMD processors to run Android Emulator and you don t need to install ARM images anymore  Taken from the Android Developers blog      If you have an AMD processor in your computer you need the following   setup requirements to be in place          AMD Processor - Recommended  AMD   Ryzen    processors   Android Studio 3 2 Beta or higher   Android Emulator v27 3 8    x86 Android Virtual Device  AVD    Windows 10 with April 2018 Update   Enable via Windows Features   Windows Hypervisor Platform       The important point is enabling Windows Hypervisor Platform and that s it  I strongly recommend reading the whole blog post  https   android-developers googleblog com 2018 07 android-emulator-amd-processor-hyper-v html

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You ve probably heard of Bluestacks  and actually you can run and debug your android apps on the Bluestacks emulator  I think this is the best solution to the slow Android Studios emulator speed  Also next time think about buying an Intel processor instead  Look here for more information  Connect Bluestacks to Android Studio

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Alright  first of all  open your Android SDK Manager  Tools -  Android -  SDK Manager  then chose any platform package you want to download  expand it and select ARM EABI v7a System Image or ARM 64 v8a System Image then install   After that  open Android AVD Manager  Tools -  Android -  AVD Manager and create an emulator  You may chose from existing or create your own   For better results  you may need to restart Android Studio    UPDATE   Thanks to  bjornredemption for his clue   As per Google s latest documentation for Android Emulator v29   Navigate to Tools -  Android -  SDK Manager then select the  SDK Tools  tab and tick this option   Android Emulator Hypervisor Driver for AMD Processors  Then click Apply to download then use it for your emulator

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Windows 10 home version with latest android studio  Nov 2019     Enable virtualization from BIOS  If you have a laptop  google how to access the BIOS  Enable via Windows Features   Windows Hypervisor Platform   Restart  No need for Hyper-V and Win10 Pro    Done  Open Android Studio  the annoying warning is gone  emulator starts just fine

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I am using the AMD processor and had the same issue  To solve this go to control panel-  turn windows features on or off -  check the hyper-V checkbox and click Ok and restart your computer  Now you can create virtual device

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On mine  I had to install ARM AEBI a7a System Image and Google APIs  and also installed MIPS which was only available for API 15  16  and 17  I didn t go below 15   Took about 12 hours of tinkering  but it works now    alternatively  you can use Genymotion as an emulator  however will most likely lose design abilities otherwise available with included emulators    It works now  Pretty slow  but it works  Of course  once you have the emulator started  as long as you don t close it  it will be much faster    You may need to restart Android studio  and I restarted my entire computer just for good measure    Hope that helps

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My laptop runs on AMD Ryzen 5 and I was facing a similar issue  I tried some of the fixes here but didn t work but eventually  I read hundreds of blogs and came up with a solution  You need the following setup requirements to be in place  AMD Processor - Recommended  AMD   Ryzen    processors Android Studio 3 2 Beta or higher I run on BETA  However the latest version of Android Studio doesn t need you to install ARM images anymore  Android Emulator v27 3 8  x86 Android Virtual Device  AVD  Windows 10 with April 2018 Update Enable via Windows Features   quot Windows Hypervisor Platform quot  With all these features in place  I was running Android studio again  Hope it helped

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I am using microsoft s Android emulator with Android Studio  I have an AMD FX8350  The ARM one in android studio is terribly slow   The only issue is that it requires Hyper-V which is not available on windows 10 Home   Its a really quick emulator and it is free  The best emulator I have used

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Since Android Studio 3 2 and Android Emulator 27 3 8 - the android emulator is supported by Windows Hypervisor Platform and as stated in the official android developer blog - there is mac support  since OS X v10 10 Yosemite  and windows support  since April 2018 Update   You may find further instructions on the developer blog   In my opinion  the performance is significantly better than all previous workarounds

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The newest version of the Android emulator can be run with Hyper-V instead of Intel HAXM on the Windows 10 1804   https   blogs msdn microsoft com visualstudio 2018 05 08 hyper-v-android-emulator-support   Short version    install Windows Hypervisor Platform feature Update to Android Emulator 27 2 7 or above put WindowsHypervisorPlatform   on into C  Users  android advancedFeatures ini or start emulator or command line with -feature WindowsHypervisorPlatform

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Open Android AVD Manager  Tools -  Android -  AVD Manager and create an emulator    Create Virtual Device Choose any hardware Now in system image you need to click on the  Other Images  tab Select an image to install  IMPORTANT  Notice that for AMD in the  ABI  column it has to say  ARM EABI v7a or ARM 64 v8a Install it and restart Android Studio   This works for me

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