My emulator wifi is connected but it is showing internet not connected. I have tried all the possible solutions from internet but still facing same issue.
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I have installed Android Studio and the Pepper SDK, and I'm able to boot up the tablet emulator and instal applications and run them using the Pepper API. When I start the emulator, the Starting Emulator screen stays at 34%, and the Robot Viewer does not show up.
I've tried connecting to the robot viewer, but I get an error about changing my IP address. I've tried 127.0.0.2, 10.0.0.5, and even connected to the tablet shell and found the eth0 address; however, I'm still unable to connect the tablet emulator to the robot viewer. Also, the tablet emulator does not connect to WiFi.
Check this section of troubleshooting of the official documentation. This emulator does not work on every platform.
If it does not work on your platform, you can use a normal Android emulator, running an Android API 23. I usually use the 4" WVGA (Nexus S) device to get a similar screen size and resolution. The main difference is that you will not be able to get the focus.
I am trying to connect my Oppo A5 Android phone to Android studio but I am facing this issue
kindly guide me what should I do?
Make sure the following things to successfully connect your device with your laptop
Enable Developer option by tapping multiple times on build-number in your phone settings
Enable USB Debugging option in developer options
Connect your phone with original data cable and choose file sharing option from available connection method.
You can also connect your device with your android studio for app testing through wifi, for that you must have android version 11+ and your laptop and phone must be connected with the same Wifi. This is one of the convenient options to connect your device with android studio. Let me know if still your issue persists
I am new to Flutter and android studio, I followed the instructions of flutter.io , I created a blank app, and while I try to run I am unable to see the device lists. but it is available in device manager
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Go to Tools->Troubleshoot Device Connections.
Connect your device over USB
If your device name does not show here then your USB or device has a problem.
You have to enable USB Debugging on your device.
Restart ADB Server.
I hope this addresses your issue.
You've not run your device....
Under Actions Click the Run button......
The emulator will start and your problem solved..
When using Android Studio, a virtual device that is to API 24 (Nougat) seems to have a problem connecting to the Internet. Chrome crashes and is unable to load any pages. API 23 devices seem to connect normally with no issues so this seems to be a problem only with API 24.
Does anyone know how to resolve this connectivity issue when launching an API24 virtual device in Android Studio?
When I want to Run an app in my Android Studio, there is some weird phone (Motorola XT1052) shown as "connected". And I can even run an app on that device. However, I don't have and never had such phone. I don't have any phones connected via USB, and this Motorola is visible all the time, even after restarting the computer.
I used to have "ADB WIFI" plugin and I thought that it might be the cause, however, after uninstalling it, the device is still visible. How can I delete this device?
I'm having problems with emulator in general, I can't run any app as it always hangs on "waiting for target device to come online", so I wonder if that weird ghost phone might be the problem, since no other solution helped me with the emulator.
I finally got is so I figured I'd share what I've found out.
Look for some other emulators that might be running. In my case, it was a program called Bluestacks. Turns out you can actually install your own apps on it through Android Studio.