I encountered a bug that causes Android Emulator to crash every time the Extended Controls are opened (after clicking the More Options button). I have tried creating new emulators and wiping emulator data but the issue remains. This lead me to believe there is a cache containing previous configurations for Extended Controls.
Is there any way I can clear the cached configurations? Otherwise the 2.0 Extended Controls are completely useless now.
The easiest way is just to launch the emulator, go to settings -> applications . Then pick the unwanted applications and uninstall them. Alternatively you can do adb -e shell while the emulator is running, find the . apk files in the file system (I think they're under /system/apps) and remove them manually.
You can use keyboard shortcuts to perform many common actions in the emulator. For a complete list of shortcuts in the emulator, press F1 (Command + / on Mac) to open the Help pane in the Extended controls window.
For android studio v2 and up (mac os):
After a bit of lookup, I found that the settings are stored in registry HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Android Open Source Project\Emulator
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Deleting the whole key and restarting everything didn't resolve my problem. So here is your answer, hope you have better results.
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