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How to use two emulators at the same time in the same project in Android Studio?

I working in Android Studio and I need some help regarding the emulators.

I want to start two emulators so I can use them the same time to test my application. Right now the problem is that when the second emulator loads everything just crashes.

How can I solve this?

Please help!

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Spoofy Avatar asked Feb 20 '15 00:02

Spoofy


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2 Answers

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.

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user3261297 Avatar answered Sep 22 '22 00:09

user3261297


It's simple, if you already downloaded in the AVD a system image, just create another emulator with that same image, not need to download another one, change the name of that device and start one app in one emulator and the other in the other one

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Gastón Saillén Avatar answered Sep 21 '22 00:09

Gastón Saillén