How do I actually run an Android virtual device on AMD after installing HyperV/HVPX for flutter?
Honestly it's ridiculous that this isn't documented better and it's just assumed everyone is going to be running Intel processors.
I have IntelliJ installed, and I'm trying to run an Android Virtual Device so that I can start learning development with Dart/Flutter.
The Java and Android SDKs are properly configured in my project. The only issue is that I can't get a damn emulator to run because IntelliJ keeps complaining about not having HAXM installed, despite the fact that I can't even install it on this machine because it's not an Intel processor.
I have enabled both HyperV and HVPX from within the Windows Features dialog. I have restarted. However when I go into the AVD manager in IntelliJ and attempt to create a new device I still get the **HAXM is not installed** message.
I have created a Pixel XL device, with Android API 29 (Q), a CPU/ABI of x86 and a target of Android 10.0. However when I try to run this all I get is a popup saying **Intel HAXM is required to run this AVD. HAXM is not installed.**
I do not want to use HAXM, I cannot use HAXM. I want to run this emulator through IntelliJ on my AMD processor. How do I do this?
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Please try to open BIOS and enable Intel Virtual Technology. Let me know, if it helps.
After consulting with my colleagues, we decided that the problem is not from our side, but you can submit request here: https://developer.android.com/studio/report-bugs . We are not creating emulators for Android, it's made by Google/
Have you found a solution?
Facing the same problem.
Have you tried to enable virtualization?
I think you can also try to use Genymotion which supports both VT-X & AMD-V technologies. It should work much faster than the default AVD.
Follow the links below for more information on why this happens and how to troubleshoot such issues:
Android Emulator - AMD Processor & Hyper-V Support.
Error in launching AVD with AMD processor.