Android Emulator is incompatible with Hyper-V, but Docker relies on Hyper-V. Is there any solution that I can run them simultaneously?
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You can run multiple emulators at the same time simply by running your app again. When the AVD manager pops up, instead of selecting your already running emulator, click 'Launch Emulator' and select another emulator to launch. Thank you for the answer!
If you run it before opening any project then you will get a separate window emulator as it looks earlier. It will behave like a separate application. If you close the Android studio also it will remain open. You can close it manually.
Just open up the Visual Studio Emulator for Android entry in your Start Menu, hit play, and the emulator is ready to debug from any IDE. Download the standalone emulator today!
Android emulators can now run on Hyper-V. From @tmanolatos answer, here are the steps:
In start menu search for Turn Windows Features on or off
Check the box Windows Hypervisor platform
:
You may be required to sign out of your system and sign back in
Docker and Android Studio Emulators should work together with no issue
For more details refer to Configure VM acceleration on Windows.
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