I'm trying to screenshot on an Android Studio Emulator Pixel 4 XL API 30,
but whenever I try to take one, the Emulator ends itself.
And then I get the message "Lost connection to Device".
Could anyone tell me if there is a way to solve this problem?
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I tried changing the saved folder, and restarting the emulator
I can't seem to reproduce the error.
But try the obvious: a cold boot of the emulator, and if all else fails, create a whole new emulated device. I frequently encounter weird bugs in the emulator that I solve with a hard reset.
This may be of use to you as well:
Taking screenshot on Emulator from Android Studio
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I tried to find some solution on StackOverflow but seems like there is no similar problem, I am new to android studio development. The emulator keeps missing after running for a while or I click a few things on the emulator or in my own built application. It is like a crash but does not show any crash messages, the emulator will directly go missing and show this picture below. May I know what's the problem? I tried the solution of wiping all the data on the virtual device, still had the problem
Problem with the emulator
The issue is still not solved yet, but I decided to use React Native with the android studio emulator, it works without crashing.
I saw this picture, when open Android Studio few minutes ago (I haven't done anything specific before) - studio infinity trying load device
Please, tell me, how I can solve this problem? If you need some data, I`m ready to take it.
Edit: I tried invalidate cahes and restart ide, it isn`t worked
Edit2: I tried start emulator and get this message
My problem solved [this question]. I just open terminal in sdk-directory, write "adb start-server" and delete all adb.exe in task manager.
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I'm using Android Studio on a Windows 10, and I'm trying to run an app I created. The emulator starts up with a black screen and then the word android pops up, but then nothing happens. I know other people have posted about this topic, but none of the solutions work. I don't have an actual phone, so I can't plug it into a real phone. What should I do here? Thanks in advance.
Try this
https://www.genymotion.com/#!/
It's a much better emulator than what comes with Android Studio, and it should work. In fact, Google even has plug ins for it because they even admit it's much better.
I have been frustrated with Android Emulator for weeks after using x86 emulator. The emulator showed with blank screen for hours even if the LogCat indicate it is running, but I am afraid the application was trapped in a dead loop.
To correct this problem, I have re-installed all my computer and android developing environment, and follow every instructions I could get by searching the internet; while the result was frustrating: there was only one "system_process" running on the emulator.
Then today I noticed there is a SystemUI error, thus I guess if this is caused by the PC configuration when I was using extended desktop. So I detached my laptop from the dock and re-launched the emulator, this time it cost only about 10 seconds to get all the processes ready to simulate android phone.
So I guess there is a bug to handle PC with extended desktop enabled. If you have got similar problem when launching Android Emulator, please try detach your PC from the second display first.
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.