Android Studio cannot start the simulator. One possibility is that you have installed a ghostversion system, androidstudio.

Android Studio cannot start the simulator. One possibility is that you have installed a ghostversion system, androidstudio.

The problem I encountered was that when I opened the simulator and the progress bar reached the end, the emulator error suddenly occurred and the simulator could not be started (sorry, it was not available at the time ). I am running Android Studio in ghostwin7.

Try: 1. Reduce simulator performance, such as lower resolution, RAM to smaller 2. Upgrade graphics driver 3. Use the latest armeabi-v7a Image

It's useless.

After the original Windows 7 System (MSDN Windows 7 With SP1) was used to reinstall the system yesterday, Android Studio was unable to start the simulator. The simulator was started successfully and a black screen was displayed, the white flashing android startup screen is excited ).

Previously, Windows 7 Ghost was installed. From xp to win7, Ghost systems are installed quickly, patches are installed, and drivers are also well-formed. You can simply delete the bundled software and use it stably, the installation of the original system is slow, the driver, the wordsoftware, and the system patch are none.

But in fact, the original version of Windows 7 is better.

First, the installation is not slow. I used ssd as the system disk, and the win7 installation file was placed on another hard disk. I used NT6 HDD Installer tool to install the system. It took only seven minutes before I played the driver well, install the required software for less than 2 hours (of course, if you want to patch it, it will be much more expensive ).

Second, the Ghost system simplifies many system components. Although the system runs stably, bugs may occur due to the lack of Components in future development.

Finally, the Ghost system may make some "unexpected" optimizations, for example, moving the "My Documents" originally in drive C to drive D, this will bring unexpected troubles.

Therefore, it is strongly recommended that you do not install the original version of the system.

Return to the topic.

Some Ghost systems move the user folder under drive C to drive D, probably because there are important materials such as "My Documents" and "my images, to prevent loss after the system is reinstalled. However, the problem is that if Android Studio is installed on drive C, but its related folder is. the path of android to drive D is inconsistent with the default one. This may be the reason why the simulator cannot be started. However, it is also possible that the simulator cannot run due to the reduced components of the ghostversion system.

In short, if you have tried various methods but the simulator still cannot be started, and your system is a ghostversion system, reload the original system.

Ps: Most of the computers installed in the city are installed in the Ghost system, which is convenient. Also, check whether there is a "user directory" folder under drive D, and whether there is "My Documents" in it. If so, it is basically a Ghost system.