Android Question Android emulator not working after installing B4A environment

[Argus19]

The Android emulator does not work after installing the B4A environment. Everything was downloaded from the official website and followed the instructions. After launching, an image appears (attached) and after clicking the Create AVD button, nothing happens.

 

[Erel]

What happens when you click on one of the "Start" buttons?

 

[Argus19]

When you click the "Start" button, the following message appears:

 

[Erel]

Make sure that the intel emulator accelerator is isntalled.

Is your CPU an AMD CPU?

In some cases you need to enable virtualization in the system bios.

And I wouldn't spend too much time on this. Use a real device instead.

 

[Argus19]

Hello, Erel!
Thanks for your reply.
I have Windows 10.
CPU Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3770 CPU @ 3.40GHz 3.40 GHz
Memory 16,0 ГБ

 

[Sagenut]

You can start installing
Android Emulator hypervisor driver
from SDK Manager.

 

[Argus19]

Installed. Same error.

 

[Shelby]

If you haven't solved the problem yet, looks like you better put your project here on the forum in a zipped format; on you ide you can click: file>Export As Zip> save it somewhere and then use the "Attach files" button at the bottom of these posting windows. That way some experienced members can more likely spot your problem.
Good luck
P.S. For similar reasons I no longer use the emulator as Erel suggested. I use my Android S23

 

[Sagenut]

Installed. Same error.

Next step is to enter bios at pc start and verify that Hardware Virtualization is enabled, as already wrote by @Erel .

 

[Argus19]

Shelby, I have to use a real smartphone.​

Sagenut, I'll try.​

 

[Argus19]

Sagenut, I enabled virtualization in BIOS. The same error occurs.​

 

[Argus19]

Cleidson, I once had the previous version of B4A X86 installed. There were no problems.​

 

[Sandman]

Argus,
To perform some tests I usually use Android Studio virtual devices.

For some things I use a real device, but this is my preferred solution for some time. Works great.

 

[Sagenut]

@Argus19
Verify that the Hypervisor Driver is running with this command from windows command line

sc query aehd

You should obtain something like this

SERVICE_NAME: aehd
       ...
       STATE              : 4  RUNNING
       ...

If you dont' see the service running try to install the driver getting it from Github
https://github.com/google/android-emulator-hypervisor-driver/releases
and using the included silent_install.bat
After this check again if now it's running, and in the case try launching emulator again.

 

[Sagenut]

For sure Real Devices are the best, especially for final testing.
But it's hard, and mostly expensive, to have one real device for every new or old android version.
In this case emulators are, in my opinion, a great solution.
But of course they are not the answer to everything.

 

[Argus19]

Thanks everyone! I have to use a real device, but it is not convenient, especially when you need to test repeatedly.

 

[Argus19]

If you dont' see the service running try to install the driver getting it from Github

I did it according to your recommendation. The emulator worked. Thank you!