Pixel launcher keeps stalling after SDK update
Actually, anas darai's comment is the answer, but I'll expand on it a bit. A general workaround is as follows:
- Remove AVD and system image;
- Download the system image;
- Create a new AVD;
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Start the Android emulator;
4.a. Click the button on the More button (these 3 horizontal dots) in Nav Controls (the panel next to the emulator);
4.b. Click in settings;
4.c. Select ANGLE (D3D11) from the OpenGL ES rendering drop-down list ;
4.D. Restart Android emulator.
Steps 1 through 3 are optional in most cases.
If it still doesn't work, you should check the following:
- Does your processor meet the requirements? Solution: check the hardware requirements from the Installation Guide for HAXM ;
- Does HAXM have enough memory and heap space to run AVDs? Solution: reinstall HAXM and use at least the recommended settings;
- for slightly different solutions, check the Pixel program keeps stopping .
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I have found that by working from the command line I have better control over the parameters. I had problems with this problem. It turns out that these are corner supports. Apparently this is for Windows systems. Why not put it on the original drop. Below is my startavd.bat content. It also creates a cmd window with a lot of detail (applies to windows) Replace the path to the emulator with the appropriate computer of course.
F:\android-studiov3\sdk\extras\android\m2repository\com\android\support\appcompat-v7\25.1.0\emulator\emulator -avd Pixel_C_API_26 -verbose -accel auto -engine auto -gpu angle -netspeed full -netdelay none -sdcard C:\Users\Theo.Enermax\.android\avd\extSdcard.img
pause
exit
rem options for -gpu: auto, host,swiftshader, angle , off
rem options for -engine: auto, classic ,qemu2. (classic=qemu1)
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