I implemented all techniques using stackoverflow but none of them worked for me.
i have android studio version 2.2.i have enable adb integration as well as DDMS setting etc all solutions. i restarted logging and restart app,Android studio and Laptop restart as well but nothing worked for me. i am attaching my error dialog Verbose and info images with this post.
File ->Invalidate Cache
2.Restart your phone or emulator
Run. It should work
In my case it was not an android studio problem but a phone problem - try to restart your phone or emulator.
Kill ADB from Task Manger, And run an application and check filter as 'Show only selected application' in Android monitor.
I have solved this issue by enabling "Use libusb backend" option in Android Studio -> Preferences -> Debugger -> Android Debug Bridge (adb).
I have solved that issue through applying no filter at filter section.
For me simply restarting Android Studio solved the issue. I was even able to see the logs which were hidden to me previously.
In my case it was solved by simply deattaching and attaching my mobile phone and hope so this will work for all of you
In my case i was using Log methods without properly initializing the TAG parameter.
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I'm trying to launch my app on my emulator, but it says "Emulator is already running. If that's not the case, go to the .lock files and delete them".
I tried deleting the lock files, using another emulator, using another API but it still doesn't work. It worked until yesterday when I installed the Multi-OS Plugin. However, even if I disable the plugin, I still get the error now. In addition, I just set up Google Admob for my app.
Does anyone know how I can fix this?
Try Cold Reboot it will help you to get out of this situation.
Kill the ADB server and reinstalling Intel HAXM will help.
It turns out only that specific app isn't working. When I try running other apps, it works. This was because I forgot to set up my billing info for the Google Admob and so all the ads were disabled. As a result, it was glitching when I tried to run it.
I have problem with Logcat.
Logcat not showing anything only if I use some device with Android API level 22.
I use Android Studio.I did: change ADB location on device,kill adb server, restart Logcat, Invalidies caches/restart, reinstal Device, reset Android Studio /Computer. nothing solved problem.
Have you tried setting the correct device in the Logcat?
I've faced the same problem once and it was just that...
1) Ensure you have selected your device you are working on
2) Ensure your app package name is selected
3) Ensure 'vebose' is selected to show all logcat messages
4) No filter is applied
If nothing of above helped then:
1- close the emulator.
2- Start the emulator.
3-be sure that no process is selected , like this
4-Run your project.
I googled this a lot so I believe it is appropriate to create a new question.
I updated Android Studio recently and my main Android device (ZTE, not an emulator) stopped reporting to Logcat. This device has never had a problem reporting to Logcat.
I tried all the steps from restarting my Android, to restarting Logcat, to restarting Android Studio, to Invalidate Catches / Restart... to refreshing the gradle to even resetting the Android device to factory settings. I of course checked the Logcat filters and the developer options on the phone like a 100 times.
The part which is weird to me is my other Android device (HTC) still reports to Logcat just fine with no problems at all. This means its not Android Studio, its the ZTE phone itself.
Does anyone have an idea why my ZTE wont report to Logcat anymore but my HTC has no problem reporting to Logcat after updating Android Studio? By the way I'm 99% sure its not the developer options on the ZTE as they match the developer options on the HTC exactly.
You can fix the following loop through this
Restart logcat
Change the log level to Debug (or anything else) and back to Verbose.
unplugging and plugging back in the device
running adb kill-server && adb start-server
Close Android Studio and launch ddms on the command line.
Restart Android Studio
And finally restarting the computer if all else fails.
The problem is intermittent, I think Android Studio is just buggy.
Try changing to no filters
It is also one alternative
It does not look like studio issue. Can you try changing the device USB configuration to MTP and authorise the device and toggle debugging option turning on/off.
I have tried every tip to solve this problem but it simply do not work. The problem accured after update of android studio to 3.01 + gradle. I have older dependencies and gradle + android studio on my laptop and it works without any problem. I just want get access to Android device monitor to look up into my sqlite database files.
I tried simply kill, restart adb process, use different port then 8701, edit host file but without any progress into resolving this issue.
Everything except Device monitor works fine. I am able to launch application on emulator and actual phone. Maybe someone met this issue after updating program and have some sort of magic solution.
Found a problem earlier but forgot to post it here. It appears to be a issue with platform level 24 and above. You need to work on level 23 in order to use android device monitor.
DISCLAIMER: I am using windows 10 and android studio 2.0.
I get this error message when trying to run an app in android studio:
"your cpu doesn't support required features (vt-x or svm)"
I've researched for a few hours now and I can't seem to fix it. The most common advice is to open the control panel and disable Hyper-v, but I the Hyper-v folder isn't there. I've also tried opening the UEFI firmware settings, same thing there it isn't even there!
Thanks for any help you can offer.
UPTDATE:
I mangaged to get into my bios (Gigabyte UEFI dualbios), however the Intel virtualization techonology isn't there, so I can't enable it. Any ideas?
I think it's a problem of Virtualization(VT) in BIOS settings, some antivirus options prevent HAXM installation.
This can Help you :
Error during installing HAXM, VT-X not working
in some bios it's called svm. try enabling that