After installing visual Studio 2015 CE with Xamarin and Android Emulator my Windows 8.1 network connection is not working anymore.
Using Device Manager I now have 4 devices:
Hyper-V Virtual Ethernet Adapter #2
Hyper-V Virtual Ethernet Adapter #3
Realtek PCI-E GBE Family Controller #2 (which cannot start)
Realtek PCI-E GBE Family Controller #3 (which cannot start)
I tried to uninstall all of them, the result is always the same, they all come back with the warning sign.
UPDATE:
After uninstalling some visual studio components my network connection is working again. Uninstalled components include:
Windows SDK
IIS Server
Android Emulator
Related
Android Studio does not show my device in the devices list and so therefore I cannot test my apps on a physical device over Wi-fi. I have put my android device into developer mode and enabled Wireless debugging.
I am running Android Studio 4.2
Build: #AI-202.7660.26.42.732048
The physical device I would like to use to test my apps is:
Galaxy S10 running Android version 11.0
Since everyone else is having problems getting their device recognized by ADB and Android Studio, I want to use this opportunity to breathe fresh air into this topic by having the exact opposite problem.
My Android Studio is randomly detecting a "unknown device" in the list of devices. If I run the connection troubleshooter it sometimes list an "emulator-5554" device.
emulator-5554
- Device was detected by ADB but not Android Studio
The only problem is I have no physical or virtual device running on my PC. The issue started recently and it's appearing and disappearing in like a few seconds interval. I'm going crazy because I can't find the cause of the issue, and when I have my phone connected, if I click "Run" at the moment the random device appears, it will try to install it there, but it disappears again and then it just fails to install instead to install it onto my phone.
My Android Studio:
Android Studio 3.5.1
Build #AI-191.8026.42.35.5900203, built on September 25, 2019
JRE: 1.8.0_202-release-1483-b03 amd64
JVM: OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM by JetBrains s.r.o
Windows 10 10.0
After connecting my phone to my laptop, Android Studio still can't detect that device... What should I do? I have already enabled the developer option and switch on the usb debugging option on my phone...
Try installing adb drivers, I used to have that issue with a motorola moto e, reinstalled drivers and it worked
https://developer.samsung.com/search/searchList.do?pageIndex=1&searchBigCategory=SD&searchSubCategory=&parSearchValue=adb+driver&pageReturnCheck=&pageSize=50&pageOrder=&searchInput=adb+driver
I am using lenovo k3 note smartphone and running android studio on Windows 7. I want my phone to run my app. I have enabled usb debugging option. But I couldn't find my device in emulator window.
In device manager of win7 when I am trying to install the driver it says:
Windows was unable to install your MTP.
Windows couldn't find driver software for your device.
Any suggestions?
I develop android apps in my Windows 8 system with the help of Android Studio. Currently I test the apps using either Bluestacks or the android virtual device that is available in Android Studio. The AVD has virtual devices including Android 2.2, 2.3.3, 3.2, 4.0, 4.0.3, 4.1.2, and 4.4. Also Bluestacks runs on Android 4.1.2.
Recently I heard that Geny Motion is the fastest Android emulator. So I downloaded its newest version and installed it(also Virtual Box is installed). When I opened Geny Motion it said to add a virtual device. So I selected one device from the list and moved to next page. There it starts to download(a file of 147 MB). I can't download such a large file since my internet connection is too slow. Then I thought of using any of the virtual devices of either Bluestacks or Android Studio in Geny Motion. But I don't know whether its possible or not.
Can I use any of the virtual device of Bluestacks or Android Studio in Geny Motion ? If possible, how ?
Genymotion virtual devices are x86 virtual machines (VM) that run using VirtualBox. The Genymotion launcher is just a wrapper around VirtualBox that also simulates various things about an actual device like GPS, tilting, etc.
Bluestacks and the ARM devices you see under AVD are not virtual machines. They are emulators that translate ARM instructions to x86 and that is why they are slower. Note that an x86 AVD will be slightly better in terms of speed.
So the bottom line is that you cannot do what you are asking because AVDs and Bluestacks are fundamentally different technologies than Genymotion's VMs.
Maybe you could find a hotspot somewhere to download a few Genymotion virtual devices?