I've just updated from Android Studio Version 2 to 3.
Now when I run my desktop configuration the app-window does not appear anymore.
It is visible in the taskbar though and when I hover over the taskbar-icon I can see a litte preview of the app. I tried moving the window with Windows+Arrow-Keys, but no success.
The app is running properly from what I can see in the logs.
Any suggestions?
UPDATE
I figured out a way to get the window on the screen: I have to hover over the taskbar-icon till the preview pops up, then right click on the preview and choose 'move'. After that I have to press any arrow key to make the window stick to my mouse.
It seems the window is somehow beyond the lower right corner of my screen. I have to repeat this everytime I run the app again.
Another problem I've noticed: The window size isnt recognized properly. I have a screen resolution of 3840x 2160. When I maximize the window my app says it is only 1536x801. I didn't have these problems with Android Studio 2
Unplug your device from the USB port on the computer. Restart the device by powering off and back on. Verify that Settings => Developer options => USB Debugging is enabled. Quit and re-launch Android Studio.
If Studio doesn't start after an upgrade, the problem may be due to an invalid Android Studio configuration imported from a previous version of Android Studio or an incompatible plugin.
Click on Android Studio button on Taskbar. If Android Studio do not show, hit Alt+Space and click Maximize
This happens to me whenever I use was previously using Android Studio on a external display. It opens and places itself where the connected display "was". I was able to figure out how to get the window to show by following Draz's answer
I have to hover over the taskbar-icon till the preview pops up, then right click on the preview and choose 'move'
But instead of move I click "maximize" and it fills my laptops screen.
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